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Nov. 1, 2024 - Stew Peters Show

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Round Table 6: A Candid Conversation w/ Ian Malcolm & Dominic Michael Tripi (X Spaces / Audio Only)

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	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	like a vampire or villain by this platform that we're all-- Can you guys hear me?
	Awesome.
	So you guys are also live on Stu's network right now, so just wanted to ask for chat.
	Stu's chat, can you guys hear me?
	Can you hear me, type of one if you can hear me?
	Give him a second here, there's a little delay.
	Yeah, of course.
	Yeah, thanks for having me, gentlemen.
	I appreciate it.
	It's good to be back on.
	- All right, everyone's typing a one, we're good.
	Yeah, guys, so everyone in chat, I'm here with Dominic, Trippi, and Ian Malcolm.
	They're Gs here.
	They're real ones here.
	And, you know, make sure you guys give them a follow.
	What a neat concept that we're able to kind of have this conversation and have it brought A massive shout out to Peter for everything that he's doing, for the platform that he's building.
	We're obviously going to have Zach Logos in here, who is another person on that platform.
	And so just to know that there are individuals out there that are actually trying to get the real turn to the world is super, super, super cool and very appreciative for it.
	Yeah, you know, it's crazy because with this incessant banning that I keep dealing with here and I should say like right before the space here, I got another warning saying your account has suspicious activity.
	And it's not just a verification, you know, usually they just want you to verify it with a little like a little game or whatever picture thumbnail moving.
	But they said they're just suspicious activity and I verified it.
	But I've gotten to several times already and one right before this.
	So there's no telling how long I'm going to be able to keep this app as is.
	Lucas Gage showed me, dude, you are on
	the target like i am and i'm like okay that's flattering on one hand but that's annoying on the other but i will say when i was dealing with this really there's only a couple heads who really like reached out to me um like they who have a platform outside of x that is right because x is where the action is let's be honest and it was really stu peters jesse lee peterson and then some of the sensor tv folks you know they pretty much hit me up like right away so just just a little special shout out to those guys Yeah,
	that just got cleared right before the space.
	Turns out they made me unfollow everyone.
	I can't follow anyone now.
	it's weird dude so did they usually they'll do like an IP ban or they'll do something like I guess I just like I said I've never actually seen really anyone have this kind of targeting like this this frequent and this hardcore like I just don't understand what exactly trigger it that's so unlike you know a lot of other people it's pretty wild man honestly it's really unfair
	not to just sit here in Blackfield and have a pretty party but like it's just fucking ridiculous Ian have you seen anyone get censored to this degree I really haven't.
	Well, and that's sort of what I was curious to talk to Arthur about is like what's causing that and the manifestation of it because it's one thing to have some of these little infractions based on behavior and content or conduct or whatever, but Yeah.
	He's basically persona non grata, and the moment that X connects the dots and realizes that he is himself, all of a sudden it's, sorry, you don't get to participate in the platform anymore, which it goes above and beyond the terms of services, which...
	There's no aspect of X that says, you as an individual are no longer allowed to be on our platform.
	The traditional bans and suspensions are based on specific posts, specific content, specific whatever.
	I think only Nick Fuentes and a couple other individuals were basically told, you can no longer construct an account.
	Have you received emails suggesting that you as an individual aren't allowed to participate or what is it that they're exactly saying Well, so first I should add that my IP is actually banned and the reason why I was able to create a profile was because actually one of my brother's computer is a different MacBook therefore and I created a handle through his MacBook IP because my computer is also iPhone and then I was able to verify
	it on my phone using his number.
	I don't even know if I should say this publicly but that's the way I was able to work around that.
	And that being said, you know, I have spoken to some of the bigger players that, obviously, you know, at the end of the day, like, I'm very grateful that I have connections like you and Dominic.
	Like, I have, you know, I can text you guys.
	You know what I mean?
	So, like, ultimately, the connections are still here, which is a blessing.
	And I've spoken to some of the bigger players who've dealt with this incessant censorship and They're saying, look, it's what you represent, and what I do represent is I'm a non-white, proud Korean who supports white nativism and Christianity in a way that's proper.
	It doesn't have to be this race-war component.
	That's one side of the sword, and the other side of the sword is that I'm showing people that this, you know, rabbit hole of the JQ is targeting people even beyond the West as well.
	And a lot of the Asian people are also realizing I need to stand up What's right which at the moment is this demonic targeting of white America and you know what that does is it creates more numbers on our side and I don't know I'm trying to put two and two together but you know when they say when there's smoke there's fire and I can't help but notice the patterns that are associated with my canceling and and what's causing I think this attention as well is
	you know I'm not allowed to post these reels, I mean, or I gotta take them down quick, whatever it is.
	But when I did produce these banger reels, you know, that were absolute bangers to getting like 20 million views, there was a lot of traction.
	So Jake Shields, Sam, yourself, all these people were constantly posting these reels that I was producing in regards to World War II revisionism.
	I just want to say, Ian, But yes, so basically, I think it's twofold.
	I think number one, I'm able to support the spine of what America is as a person that seems like an outsider, because anybody who lives in this country should be supporting those ideals and pillars.
	And I think that does bother them.
	And number two is that I'm making people realize that the ZOG is not targeting just America, therefore.
	You know, so I think it's a multi-pronged thing, but I think those two are components associated with it.
	But on top of that, I gotta say that, you know, I also do seem to be at war with everyone.
	I do offend everyone.
	It's not just the useful idiots of the ZOG. It's also like, you know, obviously I like to sometimes joke around with the Jeets or You know, but a lot of that's in a funny cadence.
	I get it.
	And I'm going to be honest, guys.
	Like, just recently, I've chilled out quite a bit.
	I've been in a much more zen flow.
	But all that being said is, you know, you're going to wake people up.
	And if you're going to be creating a viral level, if that's a word, I think one plus one is two.
	And the thing that, I'll tell you, I'm convinced that the thing that you just mentioned is what you essentially get on Is that the rejection of the JQ in a way that is not tied to the traditional white nationalism caricature that the machine wants to portray, right?
	It wants to basically say that anybody that is in opposition to what I would simply call Jewish supremacy, therefore must be a Nazi.
	And so when you've got an individual like yourself, Arthur, who is a non-white individual but who speaks very highly of the concepts and the morality of Christianity that aims to defend those principles and that intelligently and articulately can point to a catalyst who is a non-white individual but who speaks very highly of the concepts and the morality of Christianity that aims to defend those principles and that intelligently and
	Because they can't just throw you in or lump you in with the quote-unquote neo-Nazis from American History X and blame it on some sense of anti-Semitism or racism.
	Instead, they have to say, well, this guy is bringing receipts.
	He's pointing to accurate pieces of history, and he's describing a problem that can't be shrugged off on the notion of just making you, like I said, that caricature of the white redneck Southerner, right?
	And so I think you become immensely dangerous to them.
	And when you're willing to also put your face out there the way that you are, then frankly, I'm not, right?
	Kudos to you and to Dominic and Zach Logos and everybody else that doesn't hide behind an avatar.
	When you put yourself out there the way that you do, And that's what they fear, right?
	Because without the ability to shrug you off and to just try and plug somebody back into the mainstream matrix message, you've become a massive threat to them.
	And obviously that's the case because even when you're laying off the gas and you're not being super aggressive with your rhetoric, they still are censoring you beyond description.
	Can I add two things to this, brother?
	First is, they also can't use the phony bludgeon of white privilege on me.
	And secondly, on top of that is that, you know, I'm sort of a reminder that people can talk about these issues and stand up for what is right and point at the evil with their sword without having to sort of be low class and degenerate.
	Because what I'm trying to do is create alliances.
	And really, you know, I think a big part of this picture is that I'm very focused on being an integrated man.
	And in order to be this person, I need to have a wholesome ideal.
	In conjunction to this badassery that us, you know, Tradcon Crusaders are, you know, pushing heavily.
	Like, I'm trying to be balanced here.
	I focus quite a bit on wholeness rather than perfection.
	And because I am rather holistic, I think that's going to make people have a more crystallized North Star that is, you know, that of love.
	And I do want to bring kindness and Positivity to this movement, too.
	That's the thing.
	Like, I'm not just trying to be a person that says we need to jump everything to a kinetic sphere.
	Like, that's not my moxie.
	And I'm saying this, obviously, as a person who has been a martial artist my whole life.
	Like, I practice combat every week, right?
	But I'm trying to have this movement sort of have a certain class with it.
	Because I know for a fact that every time there's this incessant infighting, That is so demagogic, man.
	Every time I see this insanity, I know there's Jews behind the scenes sniveling with their hands rubbing together.
	And if there's somebody like me that's essentially saying, no, we have to get our health together and be biochemically sound and we need to all have a unison voice.
	I mean, of course they don't like that.
	You know, so there's, again, there's multi-pronged reason why I keep getting cancelled here, but I will say it's...
	It is kind of wild because this has sort of been the trajectory of my life.
	I've always been a person trying to paint Christian subject matter, like quite literally.
	I am painting biblical imagery.
	This is my life's work.
	And God has always called me in conjunction to that to speak and use my voice as well.
	Because like Bezalel, you know, Bezalel is the first artist in the Bible.
	He created the tabernacle.
	He was very in tune with all aesthetic theory, obviously.
	Bezalel and his apprentice, Oholiab, they're making all this beautiful art.
	But then God's like, okay, you're making fire, but you need to also speak up.
	I'm like, oh shit.
	So I'm like, okay, let me speak a little bit.
	And boom.
	They don't seem to like that.
	Pretty funny.
	And the thing that's wild about that, and what I'd love to do is perhaps have You share, and it's funny that we're using the term caricature when it's Halloween, right?
	Because there are lots of individuals that are running around wearing masks.
	And like I said before, you're not one of them.
	You are yourself.
	And obviously, they are very fearful of the morality, the ethics, the style, and the way that you present your thoughts, your mind, and your opinions.
	And so what I'd love to do, Arch, is maybe just get a sense of who you are, where that North Star originates.
	Obviously, it's a large But I'd be curious kind of how you arrived at that, how that manifests itself in your day-to-day, in particular in your artistic endeavors.
	And I think in presenting that, we'll also hear why the machine is so fearful of you because you're, in my opinion and assertion, you're rooted in something that is a higher power.
	It is antithetical to the vanity, the materialism, the greed, the superficiality that obviously mainstream culture is trying to infuse at the very top of everyone's kind of ideological hierarchies in their minds.
	So I'd love to kind of get a sense of how you became who you are because obviously you are the thing that they fear the most.
	Well, what I'll say is that what they fear the most in me is what they fear the most in all of us.
	And, you know, I was brought up under church.
	You know, my father is a pastor.
	And that gives you a lot of context here because he was a base pastor.
	And I want to add that, you know, there's probably some atheists here, people who don't agree with me, but I'm just going to speak my mind.
	All men, we all represent Christ.
	Like even a fallen man who is corrupt and perhaps exercising loss and degeneracy, he still represents Christ.
	He just doesn't know it yet.
	So because we are supposed to be lightbearers, Whatever vocation you have, you can be an artist, a podcaster, whatsoever it is.
	Oh, it just says connection lost.
	Can you guys hear me?
	Okay, great.
	I believe that, you know, obviously the only thing that is going to save the world and of course the West as well is men following God.
	And I don't mean that in like a Bible-thumper way.
	I mean that the masculine imperative is to stand up for what is right.
	It's not about muscles.
	It's not about a flashy sports car.
	Those are all externalities that can be a part of the picture to enjoy, sure.
	But I think that every man has a job to some degree.
	To fight against the demon.
	I think it is our job to spread light.
	I think men have to be carrying the cross.
	Let me be more general with this.
	We need to be spreading love and wisdom.
	And we need to be spreading this benevolent, honorable masculinity.
	I think every man has to do that.
	So that's pretty much the impetus of where all of this is coming from.
	When I was about to be signed by George Berger, it's this gallery in Soho.
	He's currently the one money laundering for Hunter Biden, by the way.
	When I was going to be signed through this gallery, you've got to understand to give some context here.
	Stu is aware because he understands how the Jews move money, but that's my rent being covered in Manhattan in conjunction to several paintings being sold a year.
	Even if my heart's being used as a financial instrument, it's a lot of security that I've walked away from.
	And I've walked away from these things many times.
	And, you know, often people will say, you know, you could have played the game a little bit or you should have spoke up after you first sold out.
	That's not me.
	Like, that's just not who I was.
	I will never compromise who I am.
	And, you know, this is a very simple, you know, I guess, pathway.
	I just saw a cross between the road.
	Do I want to be a person who's real or a person who's fake?
	I'm posting crazy fucking memes.
	If you're putting statistics and you have a lot of talents like Arthur does, I'm just going to have a speaker request and a co-host invite as well.
	Arthur, are you back?
	Yeah, sorry about that.
	Yeah, I don't know.
	My network is...
	Yeah, hey, sorry about that, guys.
	My network is playing games with me.
	Yeah, yeah, I apologize.
	But again, I'll just summarize what I was saying here.
	I hope I didn't interrupt anyone.
	But I'm just trying to stand up for what is right.
	I think this is the job of all men.
	I think when you're born with male genitalia, You are born with a deal, okay?
	The woman and children are going this way and those Mongol son of a bitch is coming this way or heading towards us and we need to face them head on.
	That's the deal when you're born as a man.
	That's literally what it is.
	So that's why I've walked away from all these contracts.
	I've walked away from a lot of money.
	There's really nothing else to it.
	And like people can say like, like, oh, are you getting paid elsewhere?
	No, I'm not getting paid.
	I've lost more money than anything.
	I've lost so much materiality, but I've never lost my soul.
	It's really that simple for me.
	Some of you know the details of the gallery world.
	That was one thing.
	But then Con Inc., when I'm hanging out with all these Daily Wire people, and I say, oh, you guys are hypocrites too.
	I could have just shut my mouth.
	Some of you know Dennis Prager's home has one of my paintings.
	Daily Wire people have my art in their homes.
	And it's like, if I just shut up after the art world banned me, I could have been a conservative Inc.
	Asian guy painter.
	You know, and I was like, well, this isn't my way either.
	And it's because obviously I need to survive.
	I have overhead.
	I want to be able to provide for a family.
	But what I prioritize over all of that is being honorable.
	Like, that's really what I care about.
	If you were, you can tell, like if you were, you're not, but if you were willing to shill, oh boy, the whole Trump campaign stuff, they would love you.
	Because what they don't have is like a dynamic, charismatic, just very smart, you know, all the shit that you are.
	They don't have an Asian guy.
	The establishment conservative world would fucking love to have you doing debates and like carrying the sword for, you know, their like fake establishment conservative, you know, now it's like just like gay as fuck.
	But you get me.
	Like, I can't even imagine the opportunities that you would have, especially with the connections you have.
	So it says a lot about you, man, because, you know, there's a lot of people that say things like that.
	But the reality is, is nobody wants them anyways.
	People assuredly would have longed to work with you, especially if you were to, you know, be a Shabbos boy and all the rest.
	So I commend you, man.
	Because for people that know about the industry and stuff, yeah, it'd be really easy for you.
	Yeah, Dominic, I appreciate that.
	And remember, it always takes one to know one, brother.
	You know, speaking of Trump, you know, one of...
	Oh, shit.
	I don't know if I shared this, but one of Trump's people, like, this is, you know, before he lost Joe Biden in the second run.
	So every president, after two terms, they get to have a presidential portrait.
	And, you know, obviously he has, like, John McNaughton probably on the top, but he had, like, eight different artists.
	And there's a guy who said, hey, I can get you to the top of that list.
	So yeah, trust me.
	I've walked away from money constantly.
	Because for me, I would rather be a man who is truly free and can look in a mirror and say, okay, I was an actual honorable man of integrity and know that in my bones.
	and you know have enough to survive and you know take my dad out for a steak once in a while then be this uh talking puppet who at any point can be forced to be compromised you know and honestly it honestly why would you want to you know and i mean this practically like for your own sanity like why would you want to put that on your conscience anyways like i can have all these shekels sure But then ultimately, what can they do to you with all those strings attached?
	You know what I mean?
	It was a bad taste.
	It was immoral.
	And on top of that, at a practical level, I'm like, why would I want these people attached to me when they're disgusting degenerates who don't care about the progeny of these good people?
	Fuck these people.
	Obviously, honor is one of your core values.
	And you display that anytime anyone talks to you.
	You can just tell you're a very principled guy.
	Do you think that there's any relation with the fact that you've done martial arts forever, the fact that you are Korean?
	Do you think there's...
	Because I feel like I've actually never been there, but I know that just from generally from what I've seen, like in that culture, honor is just a more significant characteristic that people have and You're one of the honored, genuine people.
	I know that you would not say something you don't believe, really more than a lot of people I've met.
	Thank you, brother.
	Well, actually, you know, getting all the notes, brother, I was just texting Jake Shields about this yesterday.
	I was like, yo, your podcast is fire.
	And he wants me to pull up and we're basically just going back and forth saying, I'm like, do you know why you're so good at this?
	He's like, what's up?
	I'm like, because you're a fucking fighter.
	You know what I mean?
	It's like, you know, you're literally applying the principles of a fighter into your podcasting.
	So this is why your podcast feels formidable.
	Literally, the name of your show is Fight Back.
	And I was saying, there's so many qualities as a fighter that definitely cross over.
	And the first thing is that when you become a competent fighter, you have less to prove.
	And that gives you a different type of security.
	Because most people, the reason why they're so riled up and the reason why they want to jump to the gun to put the cart before the horse and try to fight so hard, it's actually a form of a Napoleon complex.
	And I'm not trying to be insulting here, but this is quite a bit of X, actually.
	Because a lot of the people who are the loudest, most vociferous voices They usually come from this demographic.
	People who actually train.
	I spar three times a week.
	I get humbled and I also get to develop my skill.
	It's like the drunk guy at the bar.
	He has too much to prove.
	You know what I mean?
	There's a lot of that going on.
	If you actually train, if you know how to fight, like, you know, I got third in the nation in Taekwondo.
	I'm a black belt there.
	I got an EQ in Judo.
	I used to box and wrestle.
	So, I think all those qualities where you're physically forced to get up.
	You're saying that so casually, and that's, like, fucking advanced stuff.
	For anyone that's on it this year, basically, he's, like, elite.
	So, I know you're humble, but that's fucking awesome.
	I appreciate that, brother, but I encourage everyone to train just because of the psychological benefits of it.
	And, you know, anything you learn in combat sports, you can apply pretty much to any field you go into.
	Trust me, like, you know, it forces you to develop resilience to the point where it's like, again, I'm getting constantly canceled and all this stuff.
	And I've also had certain things that I've dealt with that I'm not going to really share.
	I've only pretty much told Lucas.
	I think I told the two of you as well.
	But this outside targeting is...
	It says a lot about these demons, we'll say.
	And you have to have a backbone.
	You have to understand that if you're going to be a good person, if you're going to try to fight or protect that which is sacred to you, if you have something that you regard as sacred...
	You know, it's not going to always be an easy path.
	So it helps to be strong.
	It helps to be competent.
	And, you know, I would say that like the average person, and this is not an insult.
	This is just a diagnosis.
	If you look at the average person, and if you stripped away all their physicality, especially if they don't have training, they should feel insecure.
	Because danger is always looming.
	You never know what can come around the corner.
	You never know.
	And I would say that there's the inverse of that.
	Anytime you feel anxiety or fear, the opposite of that from competency and discipline is full power.
	The opposite of any harsh negative emotion is a potential positive quality.
	So my point is that if you train, you don't have the insecurity.
	You also don't have that anxiety, by the way.
	Because you're forcing yourself to do something difficult and you're seeing yourself overcome.
	So I think those qualities absolutely permeate.
	That's also why I think I became a painter who's sort of like using my brush as like a sword.
	I'm painting like Christian imagery in a Jewish field.
	You know what I mean?
	I think it's connected, brother.
	And I think the lesson here is that whatever people do, whatever you are in, You can follow the hero's journey.
	You can be an honorable man.
	And, you know, obviously there's women in the space and I love my babes, but it is really, truly the responsibility of us men to come together and Turn our heads away from degeneracy, to exercise in our fields in a way that the next generation can look upon honorably.
	It's our job to sort of be somewhat superheroic and support each other.
	So yeah, martial arts will definitely sharpen that.
	I don't think there's any other discipline that actually does that because it's not just the training and learning how to fight and face somebody.
	It's also the fact that the tutelage itself The method to teach.
	You're not allowed to be a sensei.
	People don't understand it unless you're approved by a board.
	And the board are always like old wise men.
	So they want to make sure that you're like a balanced, integrated, calm, good person.
	And then you can teach danger.
	That way, you enter a space and you're not being taught how to be a bully.
	You're being taught how to be like a samurai.
	So I think it's important.
	And these principles, you know, I think especially young men, I'm not trying to be sexist, but yeah, all men should practice here.
	And you know what's wild about this?
	So, what you just stated, to state such on Halloween, I think we can actually draw some parallels and kind of present the reality of what you just stated, ironically, through the concept of dress.
	And I say it because, Arthur, if you think about it, if anyone were to go out, and I'm going to talk about degeneracy here for a moment, if you were to go out to any bar in the West on Halloween and were to look at individuals dressed up in a costume,
	hiding behind a mask, what you see is individuals acting above and beyond their normal self when it comes I'm able to conduct myself in a way that is,
	let's say, a little bit more freewheeling.
	Then I might, at a normal conversation in a restaurant with a social setting, with other individuals, discussing ideas like the JQ or like masculinity or the problems with degeneracy in the West or things of that nature.
	And I draw this parallel because, you know, just like the individuals in the bar that are wearing their Halloween costume and are therefore allowed to be a little bit more unbridled, I feel like you're actually that in your day-to-day world because you're confident in yourself and you're therefore able to present and to share your ideas without the normal concerns and fears that many individuals would, right?
	It's the same thing in the bar where the person wearing the mask might say something a little bit more callous or charismatic than they otherwise might in the day-to-day Because they're a little bit more unbridled.
	And so it's very interesting to hear you share those concepts where you're basically, you know, free from that, but able to be that which most individuals would like to be on the day to day.
	It's the same reason a lot of people drink alcohol in social settings.
	They feel uncomfortable.
	They feel ashamed about themselves.
	But they get two, three, four, five drinks in them and all of a sudden they're able to talk to that woman that they might otherwise be fearful of.
	Or conversely, they might throw a punch or be a dangerous individual that they otherwise would never become because when sober, quote-unquote, They're afraid.
	They're timid.
	They're all these things that maybe a little bit of, you know, the drink of alcohol gives them courage or a Halloween costume allows them to be a little bit more unabashed than they otherwise might be.
	But I feel like you are able to do that every single day, comfortable in your skin.
	And that's something that I feel like everyone should actually strive for is to have, you know, to have senses of a higher We did not have to be fearful, to not be ashamed.
	And so I'd love to understand, you know, how did you develop that concrete rooting principle of purpose, of that prayer calling, that allowed you to say, you know what?
	Even if you're going to come at me and say X, Y, or Z, I don't care because I know what I believe to be true, to be just, to be righteous, and therefore I'm going to say it independent of needing to hide behind a digital avatar or a Halloween costume or any of these things and being that confident in your purpose, in your strength, in your honor.
	Because a lot of men today, they don't have that.
	They don't have that same principle.
	And some of that might be because they don't feel that they have the intellectual or the physical muscle to be able to speak their mind.
	And so maybe I'm drawing a little bit of an abstract comparison here, but I feel like it's incredibly appropriate on, of all things, Well,
	okay, so there's...
	There's a couple things to unpack there, my brother.
	First thing is that I'll say that I look at this from both the students and also a...
	I guess, the lens of identity, a more secular lens.
	And when we talk about all of these different issues and all these different X spaces, whether it's, you know, government spending, the economy, immigration, whatever it is, like, these are all, I would say, like, concentric circles of themes that are pointing to what we really care about.
	And what we all actually care about is who we are and who we are as a people.
	That's the thing.
	So actually, what we consume on our downtime when we're letting the time go by and enjoying ourselves and relaxing in a more relaxed state where our shoulders are actually more subdued, where we're vulnerable to let information come in, is we're taking in culture and information.
	So I always have understood that everybody actually has an aesthetic North Star.
	We're actually incredibly aesthetic.
	We try to be these statisticians and factual people, but actually everybody has a picture in their mind, whether they're conscious of it or not.
	And that is what they're actually walking towards.
	Some people, it could be this white picket fence house with a family, you know, that white family image, that beautiful picture of a nuclear intact family.
	That could be it for some people.
	For some people it could be, like it was for me, being like a monk artist producing fire.
	But whatever it is, everybody has an aesthetic image that they're going towards.
	And I was just looking at how everything in culture is becoming degenerated and destroyed.
	Personally, for my lens, I feel like I'm an artist.
	My job is trying to utilize these standards, aesthetics, that is.
	And I say this because, you know, art has become very ugly.
	And everything is very degenerate now, not just sexual degeneracy, but artistic standards have plummeted.
	And I was seeing this happen in the art world, and the first thing I realized was that, like, in normie social spaces, most people, they're not even in touch with beauty itself.
	Like, people don't understand the phenomena of beauty.
	And this is going to connect to your initial question.
	I'm not changing gears here.
	But most of the time, when I use the word beauty, I notice that the vast majority of people, they get it confused with hotness.
	So they're like ranking some opposite sex in a 1 to 10 rating scale.
	But beauty, from a Christian lens, if you read any of the essays of the Church Fathers, beauty is more synonymous with the sacred.
	So beauty should point upwards.
	Now when you look at all this art and all these galleries, do you see any beauty there based on diagnosis?
	You don't see any of that.
	You see this absolute relativism, which is, by the way, spiritually Talmudic.
	But I see all this relativism and They were basically destroying what I love.
	So as a person who was blessed enough by God to find a talent that he wanted to delve into and be disciplined in, it's such a blessing to do something that I love, but then I'm seeing these people destroying what I love.
	So part of me was like, okay, I gotta say something about this.
	So there was a little bit of self-interest in that regard, the fact that what I love is being destroyed.
	So that was a big role in it as well.
	We talked about the masculine imperative.
	Well, a part of a man is being a warrior.
	Well, what is a warrior?
	A warrior is a person who stands between the dragon and the demon and what he wants to protect, which we regard as the sacred.
	So there was something sacred here that I wanted to protect.
	That's the first thing.
	And that, for me in particular, that was beautiful Christian art.
	It could be a different thing.
	For most people, it should be family.
	But for me, it was Christian art.
	These people were destroyed and I held sacred.
	So that's the more material end of it, sure.
	But there's also the spiritual end as to why I took this approach, brother.
	Why I ought to walk away from all these money and all these contracts.
	It's because I do ponder and I do meditate on debt quite a bit.
	And when you think about how finite life is, You know, Mamonte Mori, right?
	You're going to be dead soon, right?
	Frankly speaking, one of the most important things you should keep in mind is that you and everyone you love is going to be dead soon.
	This is not a long ride.
	If you're aware of the transience, then you're going to want to live in a way that is in accordance with your values even faster.
	So death may be gloomy to others, but also understand it is like manure.
	It's where flowers grow.
	There's a lot of And if you actually think about the fact that we're all going to be dead soon, guys, literally all of us, well then, you're going to want to use your time more wisely.
	And for me, that meant being public as well.
	And it doesn't have to be, of course.
	Let me just make this clear.
	I understand there's people who should not jeopardize their financial situation.
	The anonymity is fine.
	A lot of people have mouths to feed.
	I absolutely respect that.
	I wouldn't have been banned if I was anonymous like this, of course.
	But this can't be a completely anonymous movement, is the point.
	There needs to be some people who are willing to take the brunt of the force.
	And that's sort of...
	A good painted picture, no pun intended, of why I was so public about these matters and why I kept rejecting financial contracts because as a man, as an artist, seeing what I love being destroyed, all of that was tying together where I'm like, I gotta say some shit about this.
	You know what I mean?
	So it's almost like it's just my teacup here of bullshit was just so full.
	I'm like, alright, something's gotta be said.
	You know, you're spilling it all over the table.
	You know what I mean?
	I absolutely do.
	And what's curious is you working in the world that you do, in the space of art and constructing something that is always going to be an entrepreneurial effort, right, an endeavor.
	It's why – it's another danger of the centralization and the concentration of all wealth, all opportunity when it comes to the professional space that many individuals have to work in together.
	If you think about it, the continued destruction If you couple that with the concentration of professional opportunity within an ever-shrinking pool of corporate structure, which we also see, right?
	You see the obliteration of Main Street, the concentration of wealth in Wall Street, the pushing of that wealth through an ever-shrinking pool of companies, whether it's Walmart, Costco, Amazon, etc.
	What you ultimately find is a future state of professional opportunity that is under the banners of, let's say, 100 prospective employers that then can threaten you with your morality, your ideals.
	They can basically say, hey, if you speak against X, Y, and Z, you don't have a place here in this corporate structure.
	Whereas in your world, you have perhaps a luxury to some extent to speak your mind.
	You're going to have customers that are going to appreciate that you're going out, that you're speaking to these issues, that you're constructing beauty and art that is in line with those morals and those ideas that you hold as true.
	Now, you're not going to get perhaps the same benefits of the Guggenheim and these other galleries that might be – they might put up your products, quote-unquote, if they're in line with their satanic ideas and ideologies and reverences. if they're in line with their satanic ideas and ideologies
	But I'm curious, Arthur, for your take because I do think that we're seeing a world where because they have so many mechanisms of control, they can basically say, hey, if you go out and you speak out against us, you have no place in a Fortune 5000 company.
	And so for many individuals that maybe feel compelled to hide behind the digital mask or avatar the way that I do and many others do...
	What would you say to them that are kind of operating in this space where they want to join your fight, to be alongside you, to fight for these ideals, but they still are operating in the sphere of this mechanism of control that unfortunately has so many of the levers of power, right?
	I mean, if you want to operate, whether it's in the political sphere, the media sphere, the artistic sphere that you're in, the Fortune 5000s of the world...
	There are very real consequences to putting your face out there the way that you do.
	And so I'm curious for those that, you know, maybe like myself or behind the digital avatar, what you would kind of suggest to them or say to them as the best way to support individuals like yourself that are out on the front lines taking the brunt the way that you do, nine to five, around the clock.
	And how would you recommend that they, you know, Maybe find their place, whether it's still behind a mask or not, the way that you have.
	Because you really are out there on the very, very, very front lines.
	So there's two responses to this, brother.
	The first thing is the reality that wars need to be funded.
	And great art requires great patronage to speak personally for me.
	So we have to, you know, as Lucas Gage says, we have to do what we can with what we have.
	And you are correct.
	I don't have these big Jewish donors who want to use my art to money launder and I don't ever have to really work seriously ever again.
	I'm not in that position.
	So, you know, what we have...
	Because, you know, our approach is going to have to be more or less decentralized.
	Well, in that regard, I need to get collective support.
	That is the way I can still, you know, regenerate this sort of beauty that represents our values, the culture wars, right?
	I'll give you an example.
	There's a woman by the name of Marina Abramovich.
	and she's a literal satanist witch and her you know thesis she's made this a public statement by the way is to denigrate christianity and she gets all the money in the world the rothschild family is one of her patrons the clinton foundation as well she has all this money and she does world tour just trying to put like dark statues in relation near schools kids like kids uh where kids would be especially schools But she's also just doing like creepy dark art she's associated with Pizzagate as well.
	And in contrast, I have a chat group on Telegram that has 30 different artists.
	We're all coincidentally, Christian by the way.
	and we make way better art technically speaking i'm speaking purely from the lens of formalism we have a better understanding of color theory proportion diminution everything we have all been trained like at a renaissance level it's crazy and we can't work with mainstream platforms and i think that honestly tells you everything so if we're going to actually make art and create beauty and create culture That represents the values that we believe in.
	That represents what we want our family to be under in regards to like a moral overarching philosophy.
	Well, we need to have those artists being supported.
	Because, you know, it is a matter of working 100 times harder, but we're working for people on our side and what we believe in.
	So it's so worth it.
	But yeah, we need the support.
	That's just what it is, bottom line.
	So that's the first thing.
	You have to support people who are actually speaking up and standing up.
	And if you're anonymous, you can support them in your anonymity.
	That's fine.
	And that leads to my second point, which is sort of a social diagnosis.
	There's nothing wrong with being anonymous.
	But there is something wrong with being anonymous if you're going to be purely hostile and use your account just to shit talk and just to try to drag others down because you're literally just perturbing any progress.
	Because what you're doing, even if you have a right, correct position, you're making the movement into a very low-class movement.
	And people don't understand that.
	Yeah, I know you want to project, you know, You're Napoleon Complex, you're this keyboard warrior, and you're angry.
	And you can be anyone online, so why not be a based crusader alpha chad?
	I get it, okay?
	It's fun to play Dungeons& Dragons.
	I get it.
	But if you're going to be anonymous, and all you're going to do is comment on people in a way that's a Mr.
	Know-it-all denigrated mission, you're not helping anyone.
	So if you're going to be anonymous, that's fine.
	But you should not be the loudest voice in the room, frankly speaking.
	I mean, you can say whatever you want, but it's just a recommendation because it's just not a good look.
	I don't care if people can do whatever they want, obviously.
	But it is going to slow down any progress.
	That's the first thing I'll say because it just makes them look like...
	It makes any argument against the ZLG look fringe and conspiratorial.
	It makes us look like crazy people.
	So if you're going to actually want to help at a tangible level, literally it's about putting your money where your mouth is.
	That's the reality.
	And on that, I think one thing to make sure that we call out here, especially given the wonderful art that you put forward, Individuals that are listening right now that really respect the work that you do and the art that you create, what's the best way for people out there?
	I know obviously they can visit your page and purchase some of your artwork directly.
	What are some of the other projects that you're working on and how can individuals be supportive of someone like yourself, whether it's through digital support of your work, whether it's through financial acquisition of some of your products, maybe galleries What are the ways that people can get behind you and to help you in the construction of this art that you're taking out to the world?
	Because it's more than just a rendering of, let's say, an image.
	It's your mind.
	It's your spirit that they're getting behind whenever they're laying homage to you or supporting any of the work that you're doing financially or Yeah, Ian, you know, it's funny, man.
	A lot of people don't...
	I've gotten this so many times.
	Once a person collects their first work of art, they're like, oh, this is borderline magic.
	They don't understand.
	This is not a sales pitch at all.
	This is just a fact.
	Most people don't understand that when you buy art, When you look at the work, it's like you feel your brain canvas moving.
	I don't know how many of you have attended museums and you're touched by an impressionist painting, whatever it is, but the scale and you can see the artist's hand and you see the structurality coming out of the canvas.
	It's a very beautiful thing.
	It's hard to explain.
	But I do encourage people, whether it's myself or any other based Christian talent, they should be collecting art.
	It makes them cultured.
	But I'll say a couple things.
	The first thing is, as you guys know, or those of you who just tuned in, I just got a bunch of strikes on this account out of the blue.
	I've been good, by the way.
	I've been a good Gentile, okay?
	But for some reason, everyone who I should be following Or maybe, okay, it says I'm following some of you still.
	That's strange.
	But it doesn't say I'm following anyone.
	Don't worry, I'm not Drake.
	I'm not like that.
	I'd follow anyone.
	But it looks like that configuration is out of the equation right now.
	But so because of that...
	And real quick, Arthur, just to give you a heads up to what they're basically doing.
	So folks, Arthur's follower count went down to zero.
	And just because I've personally gone through this a thousand different ways, Basically what that is, is when they issue those strikes to your account, that they then go in, it'll reflect that you're following zero people, and when that happens, it's because they're tinkering with your reach,
	your ability to connect with individuals, how your information is presented, and what I mean by that is it's going to basically throttle you so that your posts get less viable, but it's also probably you It'll have you marked as either probable spam or even worse, hateful content.
	Well, I didn't even do anything yet.
	That's so crazy.
	Oh, it's just my face again.
	Okay.
	I mean, I'll tell you, brother.
	Yeah, I'll tell you, brother, like somebody, when I got nuked on my last account, somebody created a fake profile and they used my face and they just like reposted some things that I've said and they got nuked in three days.
	so so i like somebody sent me all that and i'm like i'm being good i've been i've been chill and it kind of fits because i have been in a pretty zen state as i told you but i don't even know like come on what did i do this time what was i insulting johnny somali well he's a slime who cares like i don't i don't know what's going on but uh what i will say though is that as you see all of this unfolding real time um i guess Follow my Telegram group and subscribe to my sub stack.
	For some reason, I've been able to create, or luckily, I've been able to create an Instagram account.
	I can't post anything dicey on there, though, but it's very incognito.
	It's a name that will make me invisible to Instagram and meta.
	You can look up NotArthurKwonLee.
	I know, genius.
	So that's the Instagram account, at NotArthurKwonLee.
	And then subscribe to my Rumble.
	That's the first part.
	Now, in regards to actually supporting me with patronage, there's really three models you can do.
	The first is there's actual support section on my website.
	And, you know, similar model to like buy me coffee and all that.
	I can't use Patreon.
	I'm kicked off that as well.
	But you can just a monthly patronage.
	That's always appreciated.
	Something of that sort.
	Buy me a couple coffees there.
	And then if you want to go to my online shop, get some prints.
	These are like world-class prints, by the way.
	It's like a Christian company.
	You're actually supporting a Christian company that uses a percentage of the proceeds to help their local churches there as well.
	So it goes a long way, but it's like premium paper and top of the line, like the best talent uses this company as well.
	Actually, it's like a small circle of base talent that uses this company.
	So, but yeah, it's top of the line.
	And then basically when it arrives, you guys frame it.
	It's a beautiful print.
	So you can go to my online shop as well.
	And finally, if you guys have the real money to purchase original art, Then we can get serious where you want to commission a work or get an original for me and we're talking about we got in a call we really excavate your mind I'm going to be writing as we talk and I'm going to be sketching for a week and then when I make a painting for you we're talking about I'm spending months dedicated to producing a distillation of your values for your home and That costs a pretty penny,
	but it costs a pretty penny because I'm pouring my soul for you.
	And that would be like the highest tier.
	So there's different ways you can support your man, but I am pretty much the only dissident artist in the game because even in this chat group, I gotta say, I've told all these other artists, you guys have to speak up.
	I don't know.
	I mean, I think we're just at the stage where the Overton window of normalizing this conversation, it's still early.
	You know, I remember I spoke to Gavin McGinnis about this, and I was talking about the Proud Boys.
	And I said, you know, you guys got pilloried, but history has always shown that the first ones to the door get the brunt of the force.
	And now there's all these men's groups that are right-leaning, that are Christian, that are coming together.
	And that's because you guys were the first to do it in such a way that now they can get together and be absolutely free speech and have that male camaraderie and whatever the subject, whatever the race, whatever it is.
	But that's because they're Proud Boys.
	And I was giving them that kudos.
	We're just at a bar and I'm just like, I just want to give you that respect.
	And I think I'm in a similar position where I'm getting lambasted and pushed aside from any creative opportunity.
	And that's just because none of these other artists want to speak up.
	But, you know, fuck it.
	I'll be the Caravaggio.
	Caravaggio was the artist who made fire, but he was always defending the elite, right?
	I guess I'm that guy.
	I guess that's why I wrote bad Asian, my username.
	And looking on that, the way that they're coming after you, it really is on all fronts.
	I mean, normally, like I said earlier, X takes strikes based on conduct and behavior, not on person or persona.
	It's very crystal clear to me that it is you as a spirit, as an energy that is really feared.
	And I don't think it's just X.
	I think it's the entire machine.
	You were talking earlier about getting involved in the political sphere.
	obviously they're going to push back and not allow you in that room because you are a force and an energy that is demonstrated via your artwork, of course, and the things that you share with the world.
	But they're all tethered at the end of the day in that spirit of a higher purpose and of a frame of masculinity.
	It's essentially all the things that these days are discouraged.
	I feel like you're the quote-unquote religious zealot, toxically masculine individual, which ironically I feel like everybody should be striving for, but you are the thing that is the most dangerous to the machine because you ultimately, at the end of the day, you're not merely in it for the materialism, the vanity, at the end of the day, you're not merely in it for the materialism, the vanity, all those other things that unfortunately probably 90-plus percent of the Thank you.
	Well, also, you know, I'm bringing in a different approach here, which is like I'm big on the love game, guys.
	Like when I say I'm big on the love game, I mean like For example, I went to this white-only space once, and all these people started attacking me.
	And then I just go, I love white people.
	And that just, that made the room entire space silent because I mean that.
	I genuinely love white people.
	And I think that was a different turn because they're used to always, because I'm trying to bring people together to understand that like we have something we all share.
	And I think it's important to understand that we're not trying to, like, we should be a high class movement.
	We should keep things classy and we should keep things with the perspective that we're fighting for something that is actually beautiful.
	We're not just fighting for the sake of being gangsters.
	We're not just saying, hey, we're savages.
	Look at how hard I am flexing.
	I don't think that gets that far.
	I think we need to be backed up by grounding principle, which is the fact that we're fighting for something beautiful.
	And obviously, you guys know I'm going to start going into my Christian preaching if I get into this.
	But for me, it's just to understand that we're fighting for something beautiful.
	We're fighting for something sacred.
	And it's important to have that context because I think because I keep reminding people of that because that's what I do as an artist.
	Understand, my friends, what is it to be an artist?
	This is my vocation, but what is an artist?
	Like, you know, we think it's just a person that's being creative.
	No.
	The Bible says that to be an artist, you're a spiritual servant.
	So I have always felt a degree of nobility because I'm a servant.
	I'm serving God.
	I'm producing beautiful work, and I have a purpose in that regard.
	But I must say that, you know, in this Babylonian culture, all the artists have transitioned, no pun intended, from servants of spirituality to spreaders of degeneracy, essentially, which is why all these artists at the top, whoever, what's his name?
	It's all those music artists who literally masquerade themselves as devils even when it's not Halloween.
	All this talent has basically put it to the top and I think that we just should understand that if we can talk about these matters, this is something I really like about Aiden Hunter by the way, he talks about these matters with class and in such a way that you can tell he's fighting For something that is higher, that is like a higher calling.
	And I think that's important.
	I think that's a part of the matrix as to why I've been banned.
	Obviously, there's other components.
	This is a multi-pronged thing.
	I'm pretty much offending everyone for some reason.
	But I'm actually just a sweetheart that wants to make art, by the way, guys.
	Well, that's the thing.
	I'd say sweetheart is probably a reasonable term just because everything I've ever seen from you Of loving your heritage, your history, your people, Christian morality, all of the things that we can define loosely as the good.
	And there's nothing remotely hateful about wanting to protect that which not only do you love, but that you recognize as being lovely, right?
	It'd be no different than having a beautiful field of flowers and you have some asshole come through trampling on everything.
	And what are you going to do?
	You're going to uppercut the guy into the next neighborhood.
	There's nothing that's remotely wrong about that, but the machine just wants everybody to roll over, to be complacent.
	I think that ultimately they get people there by having them be unhealthy of mind, of soul, of body, and of financial wellness where they have to be dependent.
	They have to kind of roll over as just layer after layer of toxicity is And I think that's where this idea of having a frame of strength It becomes incredibly valuable because whether it's due to either financial security or a religious position or, you know, you're talking about training and being physically strong, right?
	The individual that is the strongest in the room doesn't necessarily have to flex the hardest to have a position of strength, right?
	You can be that strong person and oftentimes it's that little guy that is the one that's flexing the hardest for a position of insecurity.
	I don't want to keep everyone intellectually, physically, financially insecure because when you are, you don't have the ability to stand up on principle and all the things that you do to defend that which you love, which is what we see every day from you.
	You know, this is really worth extrapolating a little bit.
	You know, there's two terms that I've been using a lot lately, and this will take a little bit more nuance to understand.
	Don't jump the gun on me here, my friends.
	Hear me out.
	There's two terms I've been really using here.
	And the first term is masculinity coping.
	And the second is purity spiraling.
	Because here's what I'll say.
	I've been defending and saying we need to be more masculine men this whole time.
	The greatest threat to all of civilization is the demasculinization, Babylonian demasculinization of the men.
	Of course it is.
	All that being said, there's a lot of people who basically use this platform To progenerate hatred.
	To cope for the fact that they're either being dysgenic from being on a slave diet.
	So of course, women at a pheromone level, by the way, aren't going to want to fuck you.
	Because you're literally eating fast food, junk food, and seed oils that are closing up.
	I don't think people understand.
	Most people are so castrated from eating this slave diet, number one.
	But not just the sexual incentive, but The physical formidable incentive, like everything in their own personal life is in disarray.
	So they're just going to focus on these macro issues and have this Julius Caesar profile photo and go on to any public person who actually had the balls to speak up and try to denigrate them.
	And I call that masculinity coping because it's almost like they're trying to have this pseudo-masculinity.
	And again, you know, actually, Nick Fuentes talked about this yesterday on America First.
	It was pretty funny.
	He was like, you know, it's like real...
	I mean, he said it in a much more humorous cadence.
	He was saying like real men...
	He was saying people who go to the gym is gay.
	Like, I wouldn't totally agree with that, but I see his point.
	I see what he's getting at, which is that people who think that being intimidating...
	For the sake of intimidation and that being a bigger bully is therefore being a bigger man, those are incredibly traumatized men.
	They're incredibly traumatized.
	A real man understands what the love of a father is.
	And if they don't have that whole picture, a guy like me who is brought up by like an alpha-based Pastor, veteran dad, who loved his family and provided for and sacrificed for them.
	I saw my dad being a noble dad.
	I see straight through them, and I'm not even saying an insult one iota.
	I just see that saying that hate comes from below.
	Well, that's literally all I feel every time.
	The real men, they understand they need to spread that fatherly love.
	And yes, you need to be able to fight if there's a demon who sees you and puts a target on your back, of course.
	But this masculinity coping phenomena is actually very dangerous.
	And then the second thing is purity spiraling.
	You know, it's like...
	They'll find any reason.
	And notice, more often these are anon accounts who do this.
	And again, I'm not admonishing anon accounts, but I'm saying usually the loudest rooms, like the loudest demographic is these people.
	They'll find public people in Purity Spiral.
	They'll go, oh, but I heard that, you know, like Lucas Gage was getting attacked because his sister, he has a niece that's like a quarter Indian.
	And they're all now saying, oh, therefore, you're a race traitor and all this stuff.
	I'm like, do you know this is an actual veteran who's gotten PTSD and has fought for this country?
	It's ridiculous.
	So the purity is spiraling, and I'm like, box from a glass house, and it's because you'd rather cope with the fact that I hate to say this, and I don't want to offend anyone, but I've traveled to meet everyone in person.
	I met Stu in person.
	I met all these people.
	And all the leaders, they're amazing men.
	But obviously, there's going to be a lot of people around them.
	And there's often these guys who are rather dysgenic and angry.
	And this is just a way for them to glob onto a movement and to feel like they can be loud and strong.
	And I would say that You should be loud and strong, but I don't think that's loud and strong.
	I think it's unbiblical.
	Biblical, sorry.
	Bushmouth.
	I think you're being improper and I think you're being unbecoming of the potentiality you actually have.
	That's my opinion, brother.
	It's so well stated and it's interesting because the concept of...
	I come back to this a lot because when it comes to this notion of the JQ and how this gets ultimately exposed and then one day perfectly brought down or at least diminished or at least discussed in a public forum, there's a lot of individuals that have a lot of reasons to hate because there's a lot of oppression.
	There's a lot of depression that's being constructed, prosperity that's being stolen, national heritage that is being undermined through mass migration, all these other things that we talk about all the time.
	And look, I obviously can't stand them and it's why I'm trying to bring awareness and attention to these issues.
	But I do believe that merely hating something is not enough to actually build a sincere movement that has legs.
	I think you have to demonstrate that which you love.
	And so it's why I think that a lot of your message is, which are uplifting, they are ones that they focus on the bad, but in doing so talk about how things could be better if that was removed.
	And I think therefore that you have to have love and a message of positivity that allows people to ultimately not only find the detriment that is from I do think that your concept of having love, of having positivity, that is extremely powerful.
	And when it is coming from a vessel like yourself, that is one that is strong of physicality, of intellect and spirituality, it constructs the nuclear weapon against something like the JQ, which is why I think they're after you the way they are.
	Yes, and I'll add one more thing to anybody here who is an atheist who doesn't want to coincide with this idea of universal love that the Bible really espouses.
	You can look at this from a purely selfish, secular lens as well.
	If you want your movement to have longevity, you have to have a contrasted element to it.
	You cannot just have hostility.
	It's not going to work.
	You need to be anchored onto Some type of overarching communion.
	Something wholesome needs to contrast it.
	Otherwise, you know, it's just going to be a bunch of angry guys who, you know, basically are unfuckled losers.
	I hate to say it.
	But, you know, you got to be careful with all that, you know what I mean?
	Because I guarantee you, like, man, I'll put up a tweet.
	I know this is, again, I'm probably going to lose a lot of people.
	But I have to keep it real with you all.
	Pretty much all I can do.
	I gotta find it here.
	But I was just saying that...
	I can just remember.
	I was saying I guarantee you if these extremely vociferously loud anonymous voices consistently had beautiful women around them that they were actually attracted to, they would not be so hostile about their opinions.
	Like, I absolutely guarantee you that.
	Like, the dopamine high you get from, like, actual pretty faces will always trump any, like, angry ogre.
	I'm just saying, like, there's a part of this as well.
	Like, you want to make sure you have your own locality in line where you're satisfied to what makes you feel like, you know, you're living a pretty fulfilled life.
	Well, if you don't have that, maybe that's what you should work on before you go on the internet and LARP as this, you know, I don't know, like, Crusader armor icon.
	I'm like, I appreciate all that, believe me.
	Like, I'm painting these archetypes all day, but, you know, I'm not going to start talking so loud if there's something messed up in my life.
	Like, if I just got in a fight with my siblings or something, then I'm like, okay, that's more important than me going on X and start talking shit.
	You know what I mean?
	So, it's just, we should keep that perspective in mind, you know?
	It's like, always built from the ground up, you know?
	Like, actual...
	Being wholesome and fulfilled, it's actually like a fountain, right?
	There's an inner essence you should be working from.
	And all these people are looking at these externalities of the splashes in the water.
	You need to find that essence, the pull.
	Focus on your core values first.
	You should be building from there.
	That's what I would say.
	And you have to because human beings are no different than a home or a forest or a tree even in the sense that you have to have the foundation properly built if you want to have anything that is visible from the surface be worth the damage.
	And that doesn't mean that the surface matter is what means the most, but it is true that, you know, you can build a facade all day long, but if at the root you don't have something of purpose or meaning, That is true,
	that is pure, that is wholesome, and that is emanating from within some kind of sense of higher purpose, higher power, whatever, that then becomes that which we would see on the outside, which is the physicality and the body or vessel that you therefore live in.
	And I'm kind of curious on that because you did talk about meditation and I'd be very curious as somebody who has tried it and failed and I say that because I've got monkey mind to the nth degree and can't seem to quiet that inner peace which I know is not you know in meditation you're not trying to get rid of that you're just trying to come to existence or to live with that right?
	Can you kind of walk me through how that has played into this and how What your experiences have been in that world.
	Because like I said, when I tried, I feel like I just failed over and over and over again.
	I couldn't really get anywhere with it.
	So I ended up kind of doing yoga and weightlifting and other things that in those training exercises, I feel like I did a mild version of meditation.
	But I'm curious kind of how you define that team.
	Did I mention meditation?
	I don't remember doing that.
	Dominic, am I wrong?
	I feel like there is something about either meditation or when you're talking about your training, who's part of it?
	Oh, well, I mean, I dabbled a little bit with experimenting with Zen a little bit, but essentially, there is a form of, I mean, people will call it silent prayer, but people would argue that the state that your consciousness falls into is similar to meditation, but I would say that it's important that you unplug, which is even more important with social media, at least once a day.
	Just for the clarity of your mind.
	Just for the maintenance of sanity and stability.
	Because then you'll get lost in the sauce.
	I pray every morning, but there's different forms of praying.
	A lot of people, they do the Scofield Bible, Bible-thumping version of praying, which is like, I'm so guilty, shame on me.
	Woe is me.
	I'm a bad person.
	I'm going to pray.
	Please heal me, God.
	And look, that's probably going to work for a lot of boomers.
	Fine.
	They're stuck in their ways.
	But with me, I like to make sure that when I pray, I'm relaxed.
	And I'm in a non-stress state.
	Because if this is my way of being open for the Holy Spirit, if I'm trying to be Receptive, I can't be tense.
	So, you know, it might take people some time and once you develop space, I would say almost...
	Sorry guys, I just got a call.
	Did I cut off there?
	Yeah, I was just saying that you need to sort of develop that, though, because it's like the first time you plug into the Matrix, which is funny because I'm talking about unplugging from the Matrix, but the first time you plug in, it might hurt.
	The first time Neil got plugged in, it was discombobulating, right?
	He felt like his brain was getting shifted around, but then after a few times and after a dozen times, he's able to plug in and out, right?
	You need to sort of develop that space so you can actually clear your mind.
	I know that there's certain forms of meditation that have a similarity to Christian prayer.
	But again, I gotta say, myself...
	I mean, I am a Christian, so my form of, I guess, re-centering is my everyday prayer in the morning, so that's my two cents on it, brother.
	That was a pretty useless answer, though.
	No, I don't think it was at all, and look, I think prayer can be meditation in this own way.
	I actually have this overarching thesis, and it's based purely in just ignorance and a hunch, but And by mundane, I don't mean to critique things, but I see Curtis down there, who I know does a lot of working on his own land.
	He kind of lives off the grid.
	There's a lot of things, whether it's chopping down a tree or any other activity that you might take on where you kind of do it, quote unquote, mindlessly.
	I have this happen to me all the time if I'm driving for a long distance, where I might be listening to a podcast or to music or whatever, but the next thing I know my brain kind of wanders off.
	It's in its own little world, thinking through things, processing things.
	And then all of a sudden something happens and you kind of snap back into reality and you're like, oh, I forgot I was doing whatever it is that I'm doing at the moment.
	And I just say it because I think we can meditate in those things that we find enjoyable but again are kind of mundane where it doesn't take all of your mental processing.
	And so I think that could happen via prayer and it's probably very easy for that to happen when you're In the abstract rendition, in our own time, our own spaces, in our own ways.
	I'm sure that you probably do something like that when you're painting, actually.
	Yeah, I mean, painting is very meditative in that regard.
	I mean, it is work, by the way.
	Like, people are, like, you know, often when I say, like, I remember my brother used to always roast me.
	He'd be like, you know, he'll know I had, like, a long painting session, and we'll get up, like, dinner or something.
	He's like, you look so tired.
	I'm like, yeah, I was painting all day.
	He's like, yeah, you're painting all day.
	Like, what do you mean you're tired?
	You're moving your hand.
	And I had to explain to him.
	I'm like, no, you don't understand.
	It's like, it's like, okay, here's the best way I've ever explained it.
	We've all had to once wash like maybe like after like a family gathering you have to wash a bunch of dishes and it takes your lower back starts to get a little tense you're not like you're not like lifting weights but you're doing these small movements that kind of accumulate if that makes sense and like you know painting can be meditated but i would say like after like three four hours of painting i sometimes just lay down on the floor you know
	and then i go through x and i go back and um but yeah there's different things that can be meditative for sure and i would just say that we need to find some kind of mental anchor maybe mental is the wrong word but we need to find an anchor whether it's prayer whether it's a vocation where we can have a stress-free state of mind i think that's very important because Stress is probably the worst thing for you, actually.
	And I'm not talking about voluntary stress like training and all that.
	I'm talking about that Bill Hicks joke.
	He has this joke where he turns the TV on and says, war, disease, famine, poverty, which is happening, sure.
	But then he looks outside and And he sees this little chickadee bird.
	It's like relaxing, you know?
	So we just need to have that contrast because, you know, it's very easy to be put into a state of fear and anger and you're just going to want to be very tumultuous because of that.
	So I just try to keep that balance, you know what I mean?
	So we've got to all be balanced.
	We all owe ourselves that, you know what I mean?
	And we'll be happier that way.
	So yeah, you definitely want to find some way of anchoring that, my brother.
	And look, I mean, I think not lost on the people in control of the machine who's in-sepanized chaos after chaos after chaos after chaos.
	And it's just thing after thing that's presented to keep individuals in a constant sense of fear, of confusion, of uncertainty.
	And then you couple that with the, you know, the impoverishing of the middle class, meaning that not only do they have to worry about the political uncertainties or the next hurricane or whatever it is, but they also have to, in many cases, worry about the ability to provide for a roof over their head or for food on their table and all worry about the ability to provide for a roof over their head or for food
	And, you know, when individuals are, it's very curious because when individuals are forced into these senses of uncertainty, things go one of two ways.
	It either goes to a dependency on the state and a system, or, historically, there's been plenty of times where it's become the dependency on a higher purpose, a higher power, and then turning to something like a god, which gives them the strength to then fight against the system that is creating this lack of opportunity and of potential oppression.
	It's interesting because the black pill here can be that, hey, there's one group that seems hell-bent on creating this dystopia, but the white pill becomes that dystopia constructs the bad times and creates the strong men.
	I'm curious, Arthur, for your thoughts on You know, what we're seeing around us, which it does deal with men becoming less masculine, they're becoming less confident themselves, they're becoming that incel that you were kind of painting a little while back that, you know, is dysgenic and is very upset with the world.
	Do you see coming out of the pressure of the earth around us, do you see the construction of diamonds that are then Perhaps going to be able to start to reject the system and to stand next to you and me and Dominic and anybody else in whatever way we can, rejecting and bringing attention to that oppression.
	Yeah, brother, we have so much work ahead of us, but that being said, what can we do but push forward?
	There's no other choice anyways, so there is no choice.
	We have to just push forward, and even if, you know, Death is looming around the corner.
	You might as well go out doing it righteously.
	Look, the only way this is going to be properly served is if we return to the patriarchy.
	That is the bottom line reality.
	So we need men to become more self-actualized.
	And this is more nuanced, but we need to make sure that the men who really get the limelight of attention and the spotlight, they're embracing masculinity from a logic perspective.
	They're using their voice in a masculine sense.
	They're using their intellectual acumen in a masculine frame.
	That is more important than kinetic masculinity.
	We need to make sure that the philosophers are the kings once again.
	That's the most important thing because I'm telling you, I use the term masculinity coping for a reason because they want us to believe that masculinity is a limited, primitive, barbaric endeavor.
	And I'm saying this as a fighter, right?
	You want to be holistic, but I think it's important, you know, anything that's, and I'm saying this as an artist, this has always sort of been my social conditioning, anything that's underemphasized, I often, like, overemphasize it as, like, a correction, if that makes sense.
	So, like, whenever I see, like, white people getting denigrated, like, oh, I'm going to go on Twitter and talk about how I love white people.
	Or people are like, obviously masculinity is one of the most hated things in the world as well, and feminism is literally Satanism.
	Feminism is demonic, obviously.
	So I'm going hard on the paint in that regard as well, but it's going to take righteous, benevolent, that's a good word, benevolent masculinity to correct this issue.
	And It's very sad, man.
	It's very sad because, you know, the bottom line is fathers are the bedrock of society, but there's two things happening.
	When I say that statement, the problem is, number one, father absence, we talk about in the black community, but it's growing in every demographic, number one.
	And number two, therefore, these men aren't going to be fathers.
	On top of the reason, because we're living in a Babylonian culture, Where the women are just so crazy that it de-incentivizes the average guy to become a father as well.
	So, you know, I truly believe that just growing up in a patriarchal household with my father, you know, I saw how much love there was in the home.
	And I just wonder, I'm like, okay, if this quality goes away, I think it's all cooked, personally.
	So men need to understand that there's a lot of work to be done, and if we think that the remasculinization of the country is going to be simply about just, I don't know, building more giant tumors on your body, just getting more jacked, well, that's very one-dimensional.
	That's very one-dimensional.
	It's about becoming more loving men, and I don't think they're seeing that whole picture, so...
	It's so curious because as toxic masculinity is pushed and normalized in culture from a verbiage standpoint, you see the rise of what I think is the masculine caricature of somebody like Andrew you see the rise of what I think is the masculine And I'm not saying this to specifically call him out or heckle him or anything like that,
	but I do think that this notion of the strong guy standing by bragging about the number of cars that he has while smoking a cigar in the bathrobe is as much a caricature but I do think that this notion of the strong guy standing by bragging about the number of cars that he has while smoking a cigar in
	And so I'd be curious for your sense, like when I think of genuine masculinity, that is productive, that needs to bring back that patriarchy.
	It's almost the quiet masculine in the sense that you have the capability and the strength to be powerful and dominant.
	but you don't feel the need to shove it in everybody's face that you can, because an individual that is secure in themselves doesn't Brother, you're almost perfectly better describing this phenomenon I just told you, masculinity coping.
	Do you see it now?
	It's kind of connecting, right?
	This is what I'm saying.
	This is a curse we're living under, and I'm telling you, number one, we'll take it to its peak.
	When you see...
	When most people think of the epitome of masculine health and strength, you'll see some bodybuilder-looking guy imagine in your head.
	That's how far the brainwashing has gone.
	But if you look at a bodybuilding stage, the audience, they're all men.
	There's no woman there.
	Women don't give a fuck about that.
	So at a primal level, first of all, this is a cult that we've been brainwashed under, number one.
	And number two, if we're going to talk about the philosophy of masculinity, I'm going to refer to wiser men than myself.
	If you read any of the writings of the Church Fathers, even St.
	Thomas Aquinas, there's this notion of biblical masculinity.
	And essentially, it's very simple.
	Actual masculine men, they do one of two things.
	The gray area is where there's problems.
	The hookup culture and degeneracy is where there's issues.
	You're either a creative monk or you create a family.
	There's nothing more masculine than being a creator, a man who is creating.
	But again, obviously, I've been doing the creative monk thing for a while.
	I don't deal with this lascivious culture that i see but it does freak me out and every anytime i do encounter it i have to speak my mind on x i'm sorry but but all that being said i may i you know sometimes i'm like i'm seeing like my nieces and all this stuff i'm like okay i might want to change to a family man there's that part of me there really is because it looks beautiful but at the same time it looks really bleak out there i'm not gonna lie But again,
	biblical masculinity is very simple.
	The peak of masculinity, the peak is having children.
	Or...
	Serving God.
	That's the way I was brought up.
	Actually, Orthodox Christians understand this even further, I would say.
	They make that very clear.
	If you're going to be a biblically masculine man, you have to serve God.
	You need to be a creator one way or another.
	And I've been creating biblical art, but obviously having a family is what first comes to mind.
	So I think the gray area in between then, once again, either be a monk, a creative monk, or create a family that gray area of degeneracy this is where i disagree with a lot of the red pill people you can understand female nature like like nick is a great example of this by the way like he understands female nature as a virgin like i understand female nature you know and like i actually say a lot more base things than the guys who probably pimp out these women you know what i mean like i say women are evil and
	everyone gets mad at me and i'm like and they're like oh it's because no woman wants you i'm like Have you seen my DMs, faggot?
	And also, you're talking to the wrong guy.
	I don't even participate in this hookup culture.
	I'm just saying.
	And I'm saying this because I love women.
	You know what I mean?
	But it's the reality of the game that I think that you need to dedicate yourself to being disciplined in one way or another.
	Because obviously, the cornerstone of masculinity is also discipline.
	So I think you should either have the discipline of making a family.
	Or be this creative monk.
	That's always been my take, personally.
	So everything else is sort of like wearing a costume of masculinity.
	Speaking of Halloween, right?
	So I think we have to be careful with that, though, because you're basically dancing with the devil there.
	And, you know, anytime the devil speaks to you, it will be through the guise of success.
	It will be, wow, that girl there, she really likes you.
	You know what I mean?
	Anytime God speaks to you, it's the straight and narrow path.
	That's why it's called the straight and narrow path.
	It's not scintillating.
	That's the point.
	But because it's not scintillating, you know it's grounding.
	You know it's safe.
	It's not shaky.
	Scintillation, by definition, means it's enticing your senses.
	It's shaky, but it can act like it's a positive sense, but that's more than likely a distraction.
	You know, it's like one hand is doing this so the other hand can get away with stabbing you, right?
	So that's just been my take.
	I'd rather be a creative monk, and if I want to deal with these crazy harpies, although it looks really bad, then I'll make a family.
	But otherwise, I think everything else is toxic.
	Maybe that's too drastic, but that's always kind of been my take.
	I think it actually is.
	What's interesting, you were talking about the concept of a mask, and it's funny because I was thinking through as you were saying that.
	If you imagine hookup culture, the quote-unquote success is being attracted to the other gender.
	So if your goal is to be successful in hookup culture as a man, there are many men who then go on the PUA and all this other, you know, communities to try and learn little tips and tricks on It's so gay, man.
	It's so gay.
	I hate to interrupt you, but you've got to understand, the entire red pill is still defining their masculinity based on the approval of the opposite sex, is the point you're saying.
	In other words, it's so crazy.
	It's so crazy.
	What ends up happening is basically men applying what I would metaphorically refer to as makeup to themselves to construct a fake avatar of themselves that women will find attractive for the sole purpose of just getting in their pants,
	not actually building any kind of meaningful relationship or family or any of those other things because they're They're moving the goalposts to go out and develop yourself as a success so that you can then find somebody that's meaningful to you and then build a family.
	And instead we're now defining success as being a bunch of casual flings with somebody that doesn't really bring any kind of meaning to one another.
	And women are evil!
	Women are evil, guys.
	And so I do.
	I just find it.
	There's the concept of makeup.
	I was using that.
	To express that I do think that going out and trying to find quote-unquote success in hookup culture merely by validating your belief that you are a success because other women won't let you between their legs is extremely effeminate in my opinion.
	So all of the things that you would then do to try and build to that is no different than putting makeup all over your face to try and be more attractive to the opposite.
	I couldn't have said it better, man.
	You know, I gotta tell you, I once spoke at this...
	It makes me cringe at this Manosphere conference.
	Because, obviously, I painted a lot of biblical imagery.
	Well, that's gonna be pretty...
	That's gonna be very masculine.
	David and Goliath, Samson...
	I mean, you gotta understand, like, the Bible is basically full of these, like, super noble, honorable, masculine men repeatedly, right?
	So they asked me to come speak on stage and talk about art history from that perspective.
	And there's all these pickup artists there, man.
	And honestly, it just felt so sad.
	Like, I just felt bad for these guys because they're just like, it's, they had like this sort of soulless, like, I'm just going to be able to talk about these points, kind of the way Destiny does.
	Like, but with pickup, they're just like, my whole thing is just about using women as emotional punching bags because I'm afraid of actual intimacy because I'm not an integrated man so therefore I'm going to increase my body count to cope for the fact that because I'm not integrated I'm actually very unlovable and unattractive so no woman wants to stay with me therefore I'm just going to compensate for it by coping by having a large body count and showing out
	the guys who have a hard time getting laid.
	That's basically what I just like saw right there and I was like And all the girls that they were attracting, I look at these girls and I'm like, oh, I feel so bad for you.
	Where's your dad?
	And it's crazy because a lot of those girls, I gotta say, a lot of the girls that this red pill stuff work on, they only work on the girls who need to wear a cake full of makeup to look attractive in the first place.
	That's what the red pill really works on.
	So you're correct.
	I do believe that status and Even income, all of these red-pill points, they're important, but that is kind of a man's makeup.
	You're correct.
	You know?
	It's just a way to cover, because at the end of the day, what's so curious about this is that, and I'm not going to make claims on women, because I do think, obviously, men are very visual, and it's interesting to me.
	But you agree with me that women are evil, right?
	Women are evil?
	Well, I mean, we can go back to the Bible and who grabs I think it's too strong.
	What I could say is that I think the ability for sex to be used as a benefit of evil, let's say.
	It's no different than many of the other vices in the world, right?
	It's something that can be used and manipulated for the benefit of that which is not the good.
	So I don't think I'd go as far as to say women are evil.
	Okay, appreciate that, Stephanie.
	Let me tell you, and Stephanie, I see you've been trying to chime in.
	Well, you've got to understand, even the whole analogy, even the whole serpent in the garden situation, she was able to be tempted because...
	Lucifer spoke to her ego.
	And what I'm saying is no matter the background, no matter economic status, race, whatever it is, women have a serpentine spirit in them.
	And to be more analytical about this, women cannot help but desire to manipulate and control men.
	They can't help it.
	They can't help it.
	Yeah, yeah, they literally can't help it, but you have to understand that they're willing to do that at the expense of anything.
	So isn't that, by definition, evil?
	And I'm not even admonishing.
	I love women, but you've got to understand that there's a reason why.
	Here, we'll go back to Aristotle.
	Aristotle said it better than I ever will.
	Oh, no, you're fine with that.
	And thank you for that, brother.
	Let me just add one thing here.
	There's no one who said this better than Aristotle.
	Aristotle wrote that men and women define evil differently.
	And to me, this says everything.
	Men define evil from a divergence from a set of abstract principles.
	Women define evil from an obstruction from their immediate desires.
	That is a mic drop that tells you everything about female circuitry.
	I love women, by the way.
	I love women, by the way.
	I love women.
	It's extremely dangerous because you see all of these mechanisms of attention seeking, which of course social media being kind of the apex of it all.
	I'd be curious, Arthur, for your take on that and if perhaps that would play into this notion that maybe there's a different set of moral compasses or principles or things that kind of drive human nature between tenders.
	Okay, now I'm gonna...
	Okay, you guys are gonna start to see why I get bad.
	I'll first make it clear that, like, I mean this, okay?
	If there's anything you should take away from Arthur Quinley here tonight, I love all people.
	I genuinely love all people.
	I don't have hate in my heart.
	That's why I'm so free.
	All that being said, I'm just talking about the way God has broken in our hearts.
	The way we just are.
	This is just the spiritual reality.
	And I don't think I don't think women are built to handle a man's weakness.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I mean, okay, so I was funny because whether it's you, whether it's Leonardo, or like I remember I once had a drink with Ann Coulter and I was talking the same thing.
	I was like, all the base good women, like all the base women They don't like women.
	Doesn't that kind of tell you everything?
	That's why you agree with me.
	I remember I was having a drink with Ann Coulter when I was in New York.
	It wasn't a date, by the way.
	This is like a bunch of conservative...
	What are you talking about, brother?
	Come on.
	Be cool.
	But no, she's amazing.
	She's awesome.
	And actually, anyway, but it was cool because basically I was like, you're very rare because like every book she's written, since like she's been in her 20s, it's like as base as like a man would write.
	And What we were basically talking about some some chick got all pissed off at her um that was kind of going viral in the youtube days because she was saying women shouldn't vote and they were getting all angry at her and she goes yeah but all my female friends who are like-minded in other words based this is before the word base was out there right they all don't like women they don't trust female nature because the the hypergamous nature of them and they can't help it is the point And my point is that women all sort of have this collective spirit
	in them, and the good ones are the ones who recognize that.
	And that's a beautiful thing.
	So yeah, I mean, like, yeah, like, Whoever it is, like, you know, when I was at AFPAC, I'm hanging out with these female influencers who are based, but I just gotta say, even when they are based, and I'm sure this applies to you as well, Stephanie, even when the women are based, they're based in retrospect, which is fine because you're now on our side, but when men, they realize it, that's their navigating principle.
	They're walking into the unknown because they trust and have faith in what's right.
	But women usually become based after something happens.
	Dramatic, or they have kids, or they get a lot older, but I don't really see many bass women in their early 20s when they're hot.
	I love you guys.
	I love you so much, Ian.
	I love you, John.
	I love you, Arthur.
	When you guys brought that, I'm still listening to Sean and Sean.
	I don't know how to say it.
	Love you, Stephanie.
	It's all good, okay?
	And it's interesting.
	Lots of love, Stephanie.
	And it's interesting, Arthur, that you were saying that because it goes back to that idea of the men's currency is currency and women's attention, right?
	Because I think what you're getting at there is for some of, I'm not saying all, but for a lot of the female influencers that I see anyway that are in the political sphere, a lot of the behavior seems to fall from the desire to get And they maybe find that in the political world,
	by speaking from a more base position, they get a lot of accolades, followers, etc.
	But the challenge there is, if that is the driving factor, it's not actually some kind of purpose or higher spirit or sense of the construction of a better tomorrow that actually drives their behavior.
	It's merely that they recognize that that can be a pathway I hate to offend people, but Ian's bringing up a very important point.
	Let's be real here.
	I'm all about clarity.
	Let's bring some clarity here.
	A lot of these right-leaning female influencers that are young, The young ones, they're a part of Conservative Inc.
	And what they're doing here is they're basically monetizing the Tradcon community, which unfortunately, look, there's actual Tradcon men that I respect, like Michael Foster, Elliot Hulse.
	These are actual men who have successfully created multiple children.
	They're patriarchs in their home.
	There's real Tradcon men, and those men, they deserve all the respect.
	But most of this Tradcon movement, they're simply right-leaning incels.
	In other words, they also cannot get women, which I'm not insulting them, by the way.
	That's pretty normal today.
	But the point is, because they have a conservative men, this is a good way to cope, of saying, yeah, I'm a Tradcon.
	Actually, you're just a right-leaning involuntary celibate, and that's why you guys are simping in comments for these female influencers who are basically a part of Conservative Inc.
	And notice, all of the Conservative Inc.
	influencers that are women who are attractive and young, their cadence and their direction is always exactly on the mark of social acceptability, and they're basically repeating talking points and notice that the moment they become older less attractive or maybe they have children or something happens or something traumatic maybe whatever divorce whatever it is that's when they end up becoming based and my point is that as men we
	have a more pure rationality and that gives us a gift and insight to potentially navigate from a place of righteousness and so when i say women are evil I'm not telling people to go like, you know, start doing the Salem Witch Trials, although that would be fun.
	But no, I'm kidding.
	But I'm just trying to make a diagnosis about female nature.
	They cannot help but try to control and manipulate especially the men in their lives.
	They try to become their mothers because women naturally are very insecure.
	And I'm just being honest.
	This is female nature.
	It doesn't matter if it's about Your sister, your mother, your girlfriend, your wife.
	This is just the way God made women.
	So when I say it's evil, I mean it is antithetical to logic and order.
	So to me, that's evil.
	What's up, brother?
	I'm back Which is this hypergamy and overdrive I I mean, we're talking about whales, dysgenic whales, that think that they deserve the top-notch dude.
	And you can see this, you know, anecdotally through dating apps.
	You can see it, you know, how people interact, you know, in the street and everything else.
	And it's getting really bad.
	bad and the problem is the point that he was just raising about um these uh blue pill trad cons is really important because what's happening is you know we all as men we have an idealistic view of love we really do love to take care of the women in our lives the children in our lives other people's children i mean think about it i mean a lot of people who are fighting for palestine and fighting for against organized jewish supremacy are doing so because they're murdering children and they've not been murdering children harming children talking about raping children
	a lot of people wouldn't be in a fight because that's the thing that really stokes men and real men right Men whose testosterone is not under attack or, you know, have, you know, either, you know, supplemented or did whatever.
	And by the way, that's a big part of this, you know, willpower comes from testosterone.
	They did a, you know, deliberate attack on our endocrine system We're good to go.
	We're not going to the men's rescue, and nor should they, right?
	Because they're built differently.
	But what's happening now is that these men that are not getting any kind of play, they don't have a path forward, they really think, well, look, I have this value that I don't want to sleep around.
	I don't want to do these things.
	I want to be noble.
	The problem is the women that they're selecting...
	Have been sleeping around, and they do have ridiculous amounts of physical intimacy experience, which for a woman is much like tape or any kind of adhesive.
	You hang something up with those 3M glue sticks or whatever.
	You know, you put it up a few times and you keep ripping it off.
	It eventually doesn't adhere.
	And that's how a woman's nature is.
	So body count is supremely important.
	People are like, oh, well, we're going to turn her back into this.
	And she's now found Jesus or she found Islam and this and that.
	You know, it's interesting, within Islam, Prophet Muhammad said, hell is going to have a lot of women, and they asked him why.
	And he said specifically because they are not grateful to the men in their lives, to their husbands, who feed them and take care of them, and they annoy them constantly.
	Now you tell me, when you look at most monogamous relationships in 2024, isn't that the case?
	And what, 80 plus percent of the time, the woman leaves, but meanwhile they're saying the men don't want to commit?
	Well, the men that are not committing are the ones that they want, which will not commit because they're attracted to the wrong thing because this has been a society-wide thing that's been fed by feminism, i.e.
	Jewish feminists in the early 20th century that really pushed this thing.
	Women's suffrage came from that and it just turned everything inside out.
	So there's this conflict, right?
	Because there's a lot of people that are coming back to religion, back to God, and they don't know how to navigate this part.
	And like he mentioned, it's so important.
	It's like absolutely intrinsic in man's nature to want to Too many variables, Yeah, exactly.
	And so what do these men do?
	Of course they're going to turn to pornography.
	They still have that physical desire.
	They still have, you know, the need to procreate, right?
	But now it's being, you know, turned to some type of like, this topian, you know, technocracy where it's like, everything is run by tech, you know, you're going to have AI bots, you're going to have honestly, you're going to have really cheap, like super real female companions that are you're going to have really cheap, like super real female companions that are not real in
	And it's been already coming, you know, you probably know this stuff in Japan and other places, but it's coming to the West, because these women are insufferable, and they're going to have to have some type of outlet.
	The problem is, is that until you go to the deep root, until you fix the nuclear family, until you, you know, really curtail the rights of women, because they're harming themselves.
	You know, these women that are in their mid 40s right now, they're finally realizing that some of them, they get to their 50s, because they're always able to get attention until like about 50 years old, right?
	You look at J-Lo and all these women are celebrating, look at J-Lo, oh my God, and they don't realize how much money she spends on herself, how often she works out.
	And even then, you can't compare J-Lo at 55 to J-Lo at 25.
	This is just the natural order of things.
	Women are supposed to use their beautiful bodies and their looks and their youthful appearance to go snag the best man they can and go create a family And by the way, once they do so, and they maintain that relationship, they're infinitely happy.
	But men have to really take over society, and the only way to do so is to remove the Jews that are in power.
	Because if you don't do that, they're just going to keep flooding the world with more and more ridiculousness.
	You know, you can't sit there and be like, oh, let's create this isolated community and whatever, whatever.
	Somebody's going to get out, and somebody's going to bring everybody else back out.
	And as long as these filthy ideologies, When opportunities exist, women are always going to be drawn to it.
	Like he said, there's an intrinsic nature of females that is drawn to the evil side.
	Why we have the story of Adam and Eve and whatever happened with that.
	And so men have to control that.
	And that's why Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Islam, what happens, the women are pretty much covered up.
	There's verses in the Quran that say, and I think Arthur may have either liked to reposted one of mine when I pointed out, there was a verse that said, you should stay in your home unless you have a real good reason to go outside.
	Yeah, and brother, this is why, like, I hate to break up, like, when I was saying women are evil, I know that sounds so striking and harsh, but the reason why I do so is because, you know, I want to break up that kumbaya energy about, like, you know, I really adamantly disagree with this libertarian idea of, like, you know, yeah, but, you know, women got to be able to help us in this fight to a degree.
	I'm like, okay, okay.
	0.5%.
	And I say that because I don't think people understand it.
	Yes, we can talk about the clergy plan and, you know, the darkening of the risk.
	They use women more than anything because that is why we are competing against one another here.
	I just thought of a banger tweet here.
	I just wrote that men are romanticists masquerading as pragmatists.
	Women are pragmatists masquerading as romanticists.
	This whole time we've been talking about masculinity.
	We've been talking from the lens of culture and what we're fighting for.
	It's a very romantic ideal we're pushing towards.
	And that's who we are at our heart, and I just want us to be honest.
	And I wish women were just honest about it, but they never will be.
	So that's why we have to address this very clearly.
	The reality is, that's why I'm against this libertarian adage once again.
	Women being given all of these rights and this egalitarian freedom is what is allowing Babylonian control to proliferate.
	That's the reality.
	Ultimately, women need to go back into the kitchen and let us men fix the world and build more bridges and create more paintings and masterpieces.
	Can I chime in real quick?
	We can go around the table a little bit, get some folks involved.
	Really excited that we got Zach Logos up here with us, and Khan, really, really humbled to have you here.
	I'm going to step away for a second.
	I know we got Dom and Arthur both as co-hosts.
	You guys can feel free to bring people up, move them down as an EP, but we can go across some hands and get some folks into the conversation here.
	Yeah, I'd just like to circle back to a couple things Khan mentioned.
	You know, I agree 100% in terms of getting the Jews out of control and out of power.
	It's an absolute...
	Existential necessity.
	But you also mentioned, you know, we can't just start creating these little small communities, which has crossed my mind, like, all right, am I going to go head-to-head with the machine, with the Jewish power structure and the machine which controls our military, which controls our local, state, and federal government?
	Or can I just, you know...
	Get myself a little couple acres next to the Amish and, you know, learn from them and just, you know, be happy and drink raw milk and grow a community and at some point reach a, you know, a critical mass so then I can band up or, you know, join other, you know, or connect with other communities and say, you know what I'm saying?
	I just don't know.
	What's the solution, man?
	I just, you know, it's retroactive my brain.
	So I'll leave it there.
	I appreciate the We need to restrict the rights of women.
	That's really what it boils down to.
	You know, ultimately, like, Conny, you might know about this.
	There's a guy named J.D. Unwin.
	He wrote a thesis on this that really breaks down how we can counter this, and it boils down to sexual liberation and women having these egalitarian rights.
	Ultimately, it does Invert society.
	And that's just the bottom line.
	Uncomfortable.
	Might is right.
	Truth.
	And this man, he wrote this book called Sex and Culture.
	When we do sex ed when we're in high school learning about reproductive organs, that's not sex ed.
	This is sex ed.
	The only two actual sex education books, if I had to give my son and daughter a sex ed book, it would be Sex and Culture by J.D. Unwin and R versus K Selection Theory by Anonymous Conservative.
	That's what really matters.
	And J.D. Unwin basically broke this down.
	He studied 86 different cultures, recorded through 5,000 years of history.
	And he noticed that the Sumerians, the Babylonians, the Athenians, the Romans, through Jewish control, their goal was to sexually liberate women.
	And every single society became morally decadent and they fell from the inside out.
	Every single one.
	And that is called a pattern.
	And we're all noticers here.
	And it just goes to show you that women literally cannot handle power.
	And if I say men can't handle power, some guys might push back and give you an argument.
	If I say in a room of strangers women can't handle power, watch them all start to spread out at me and prove my point, right?
	This is why everyone's afraid to criticize women because we're right.
	You know, this is just like, if you go to your cubicle and you start talking about the problems of men, no one gives a shit.
	You start talking about what's wrong with women, you are in trouble.
	You're going to be outnumbered and all the simps are going to start lining up behind you.
	So, you know, what are you supposed to do?
	But the reality is, is we need to restrict the rights of women.
	That's actually what we have to do to put things back into a patriarchal order.
	This gynocentric society is absolutely topsy-turvy.
	Yeah, it's ridiculous.
	At this point, it's gotten to the point where, have you seen that video?
	I think I remember that a lot of people were posting it with this lady, like, Khalif Ali, right?
	And total, like, three or four.
	He's talking about, yeah, I felt like having sex with my ex.
	So I snuck out of bed and had sex with my ex.
	Disgusting.
	I think it was some type of gas station or something.
	Listen to this.
	And then he nutted in her and then she comes home and then her man wants to have sex.
	And then he eats her out.
	Disgusting.
	Absolutely disgusting.
	Satanic, that is.
	And imagine that dude.
	You talk about men's suicide.
	If that guy knew, it would be hard to stop him from offing himself.
	Because that's just so horrendous.
	Even to imagine, let alone that be a real thing.
	And the glee on her face if she's telling the story on a podcast publicly.
	Imagine that guy seeing this years later.
	Imagine all the energy and effort and money and Con, I would go further than that, man.
	I don't even think...
	I mean, number one, if a woman ever does that to you as a man, you should You should kill it.
	No violence.
	I love everyone.
	But let me say, I go even further than this.
	I know I just talked about God's love and the universality of it.
	I do believe, obviously, that we need to bring back this love that encompasses for all people.
	That being said, I think that women can't even find God unless they find a holy man.
	I don't even believe that women are able to find God unless they're submissive in serving a man who follows God.
	That's my personal opinion.
	I go even further.
	Look at Mary.
	Mary, God rest her soul, right?
	Mother Mary, she's mentioned in the Bible and in the Quran as a unique woman.
	And why is she unique?
	Because she, in a way, found God on her own.
	So that made her stand out.
	That made her one of one.
	It's so crazy.
	Care bond whatsoever, yeah.
	Yeah.
	They're in this, did I get the best?
	Did I really get the best?
	And the more that their husband is catering to them in righteousness, the more they're turned off by it because of the inversion of their natural state.
	So this is why it's so crucial to, if you have children, be there in their lives and across all kinds of boundaries.
	And I can talk to you from experience, man.
	It's really hard to get Yeah, Jeff Younger is a good friend of mine, actually.
	And it's literally what he's dealing with was demonic.
	And you know, brother, I should tell you that he was studying to become a Christian Orthodox monk.
	And this woman came into his life and he said, you know what?
	You know, I'm going to create a Christian holy family.
	But he didn't understand that women were evil, so he just fell hook, climb, and sink for the first decent looking woman that gave him attention.
	And it absolutely destroyed his life.
	People don't understand that the ex-wife is transitioning his child.
	This, by the way, should be the story of our time, but obviously no one's talking about it.
	It's just evil, man.
	Look, this is why we need the love of the Father.
	We need fatherly love Permeating through this whole degenerate world.
	That's what we need.
	We need to all be bearers of that light because, you know, when a woman says it's all men's fault, you're like, all right, all right, all right, all right, all right, shut up, bitch.
	But when an honorable man says it's all men's fault, like if Khan says it's all men's fault, I know what he means by that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	It's a very different thing.
	So it is our fault, you know, but...
	The pile of shit is so high.
	And tell me if any of the single men here...
	The pile of shit is so high that I look at it and it just looks so bleak.
	I don't really think I'm gonna deal with this shit.
	You know what I mean?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	Anyway.
	Thank you.
	You know, people have become so much more reclusive.
	People's social skills have to just severe degree that, you know, even people that really earnestly want to meet people, they want to have a wife, they want to have children, and they don't have the social skills to even be able to do so.
	And then the other thing is, it's Yeah, I mean, as far as the relationship or, you know, the dating scene goes, honestly, you know, a very small percentage, it's not that small, 15-20% get the majority of all the women.
	And, you know, a lot of the women, just because they might be able to have sex with one of these, like, top guys, they don't want to actually date on.
	They're just, you know, a lot of guys are willing to sleep with quite a few women.
	So, it's got the whole expectation system.
	I mean, Paul was talking about this earlier.
	You've got these, you know, not very physically attractive women that think they deserve the world.
	And then you've got a few guys at the top that burn and turn and you don't settle down with them.
	It's a pretty toxic circle when you really think about it.
	We're going to have some pretty fun amount of cultural changes to get the train back on the track.
	There's a generational wall that is going to hit so hard.
	And for the guys, they're going to feel a little bit...
	They want to put some Akon Lonely in the back once a week, maybe.
	But for the women...
	It's going to get really ugly, guys.
	And it's crazy.
	I just seen a poster video where he's like crying about how he's in her late 30s and she's going to have to give up the bad boy to get married.
	So it's almost like I'm going to have to get married to someone who I recognize as a beta or a synth or something like that.
	Because I know that, you know, that's where I'm going to get, you know, taken care of whatever else.
	Because I can't trust the guys that I actually want to be with to want to commit to me.
	There is no logic in there, but that's where they're at.
	And it doesn't matter.
	The problem is that these men have white knighted so hard.
	It doesn't matter how much of this type of content you put in front of their face.
	Documentaries upon documentaries can be created about this, and they're very blatant about this.
	I sent Myron a DM the other day about a woman.
	She's in her late 40s, maybe 50s, and she's on a podcast with this guy, and he's asking her, Oh, you're married?
	And she's like, yeah.
	And then he's like, is he happy?
	The podcast host asks, is he happy?
	And she's like, shocked at the question.
	Like, is he happy?
	And then she's like, well, normally they ask a woman if she's happy.
	And he's like, yeah, I'm just asking, is he happy?
	And then he was like, okay, you don't want to answer the question?
	And she's like, no.
	And then he's like, okay, I think we got our answer.
	And then she's like, fuck you!
	And it's like, damn!
	This is a 50-year-old woman that's in a marriage and she won't even admit that her husband's not happy.
	And this is why, Con, like, I've just kind of, I just sort of swallowed this black pill, and I'm just sort of realizing that, okay, if this is the way, okay, I'm just going to accept it.
	Women do not give one iota about what men want.
	If that is the reality, meaning women have no love, if women have no love, Maybe that's just the way it is.
	And maybe women are just receivers of love and all they can do is receive or manipulate love and only men have love.
	Because, I mean, I'm starting to just, I'm starting to, because I try to have this sense of...
	I don't mean, I'm sorry, I'm not trying to interrupt.
	Oh no, go ahead, brother.
	Women definitely certainly have the capacity of love.
	I'm sure a lot of people love their mom and their mom probably loves them.
	It's in there somewhere.
	No, I disagree.
	I disagree because mothers have...
	A mother...
	Okay, the most beautiful thing about a woman is her subservience to her man.
	So when she is totally submissive to her man, Then you may feel love from her, but that's actually being channeled through the fatherly love.
	I'm at the point where I don't think women even have love.
	Because a lot of times when you love your mom, blah, blah, blah, she has guilt tripping you to the point where it's like, oh, mama's always going to love me.
	She's actually controlling you.
	You don't even realize that.
	And you're calling it love.
	She's actually not loving you.
	She's controlling you.
	So I believe that when a woman has love, it's because she's so...
	In love with a man who's checked her so proper, that's why you're feeling that from her.
	But that's not even her.
	That's like osmosis from him.
	I don't even think women have love.
	I mean, I think that you'd have a hard time selling the ideology that someone's mom doesn't want.
	I mean, just like, just realistically, not from an ideological standpoint and like, you know, deep intellectual thought, you might be on something, but if you had to actually like pragmatically explain it Yeah, Maybe I got to chill out.
	There's no, there's no, think about an example like this.
	Like a noble man, like hundreds of years ago, a warrior that was, you know, loved his wife, he impregnated his wife, he went off to battle, he was chill.
	And nothing that he did wrong, he just, you know, wrong place, wrong time, whatever.
	And then there's instances where, you know, a child grows up without a dad, where it's not like one of these degenerate situations, but it's a situation like that, something tragic happens.
	And there's definitely single parents and, you know, moms where they're close with their kids.
	And I don't know.
	I'm on team love, but I'm saying I am on team love I love everybody in my heart.
	I'm a happy person though, you know.
	But that way, I have loved the club.
	You know what I mean?
	Yeah, women hate men. women hate men.
	you know, uh, extreme righteousness in their character and they all were subservient to God, the women in their lives would be them, be that as well.
	The threshold that it takes, excuse me, the threshold that it takes to get to that point, to be able to drag the woman up towards God is really high.
	That's why they subverted the woman first.
	Feminism is arguably the most effective proxy of the Jews, or a proxy ideology of the Jews.
	Because, you know, women are baby Jews.
	you know, minorities are used as baby Jews.
	And pretty much everybody becomes a proxy of the Jew in a grander scheme for the Jews to gain power and manipulate and destroy society and ultimately get their one world government.
	So, but in order to do so, the pillar had to be, so on the basic fundamental level, subvert women, give them so-called rights, get them out of the home, encourage them to, you know, pursue a career, excuse me, rather than, you know, marriage and children.
	And then the second component was eliminate God from society.
	When you take those two things, you have what you have now.
	Now you can throw in any kind of degenerate new ideology and everybody's gravitating towards it because the satanic path is a slippery slope.
	It keeps going and going and going and going.
	Nothing is ever enough.
	Like that story I just told you about that woman on the podcast, I mean, 20 years ago, that would have been unheard of.
	But here we are.
	You know, there's another one.
	There was a lady who had sex with 100 dudes supposedly in one night, and now she wants to try 1,000.
	What does that even look like?
	You know, like what happens to those men that go inside her?
	What happens to their soul?
	You know what I mean?
	It's something that nobody's even talking about.
	All this exchange of, you know, physical intimacy all across society, right?
	Even the homosexuals.
	The homosexuals are not just happy to have like a 35-year-old Bill marry a 38-year-old Bob and look happily ever after without being able to procreate.
	No, it's a 38-year-old Bob trying to get a 12-year-old boy, right?
	And then when he gets AIDS, he wants to spread it.
	So the degeneracy is always going to keep going down until you bring all the people back to society.
	That's why God has to step in.
	In my opinion, you know, on a white pill level, I think God is stepping in.
	I think that, you know, things like this, this conversation in and of itself, you know, for people to be doing this on a new thing when they could be going out and doing other dumb shit, it's important.
	It's so important for society because this is going to be the new architecture that's coming back.
	You know when they swing the pendulum in one way, it couldn't always come back in the other direction.
	So there's been really extreme, horrific societies in the past as well.
	And they were eventually cleaned up, whether through a mass, you know, extermination event through God, or, you know, ultimately them realizing their folly and coming back through a noble messenger or whoever of God.
	So this is inevitable.
	But in order to maintain our sanity, that daily communion with the Creator is so crucial.
	For your own psyche sake, for your ability to have the willpower to climb this mountain.
	I'm telling you, as someone, you know, I did the JP con, you guys know it was a very, I mean, maybe you don't know, it was a very, very difficult thing.
	But my thought was, if I get this done, and people see this, they're going to be inspired, and more people are going to do more things, because now they see what's possible.
	And it's the same thing with anything else.
	The guy who helped me make 9-11 Missing Links, I mean, he's a guy who has a beautiful wife.
	I mean, he'll probably tell you he's more attractive than he is, you know what I mean?
	She's a beautiful woman, and she's worked her whole life, but she's got, she's completely subservient to him.
	He gave him seven white children, and she still is obedient to him.
	So he's a legend on that level alone.
	And so many people could learn from that.
	That's in this degenerate society.
	And he came from a single mom household where she kind of threw him to the wolves.
	So for that to happen, it's just a reminder that God is watching over us.
	and the more we invite him into our lives the more we're going to be leaders of men and leaders of society and women in children as well.
	I don't want to go.
	Yeah, I mean, absolutely.
	No, no, no, I wasn't sure if you wanted to go.
	But yeah, that's a mic drop, my friend.
	It was quiet there.
	I think that in five years, everyone's going to say women are evil with me.
	But yeah, I agree.
	I love everyone.
	And it is the job of men to...
	Sort of encompass that consciousness you're talking about.
	We need to have that patriarchal love, you know?
	And once we can spread that and recognize female nature in a way...
	I say that with no hate, by the way.
	I just say that in like a matter of fact.
	If someone's like saying, oh, so you're saying your mother is evil?
	I'd be like, yeah, I love my mom.
	But she's evil.
	She's a woman.
	But...
	Oh, we should change gears, though.
	Yeah, I just felt like, you know, I guess touching base on that.
	No, I know.
	And it's an important conversation.
	I just kind of wanted to know, like, what do you think is the best way to sort of navigate the mind field of trying not to get banned on X? Because I know, like, it sucks.
	It's catchy because you've been banned a bunch of times.
	but it's like I know you know this is kind of like the spot where it's going now it's like a major league so what do you do if you want to get a protected account like me you're not going to grow at all they're going to keep stealing your followers but they can't mass report you I'm doing it because I'm going through real life litigation on anti-semitism So, I mean, unfortunately, it is what it is.
	They actually demanded in a discovery attempt.
	They demanded my social media passport, if you can believe that.
	Of course, a Jewish lawyer.
	But yeah, it's coming.
	And this is why we created JP Social.
	So, JP Social has been created.
	We're just trying to add little pieces to it, little kinks to it.
	So we're going to have alternatives.
	You know, Gab, unfortunately, I think, unfortunately, early called it a little slurgy, and so that's probably part of it, autistic or whatever, because I like the ideas.
	It's a great idea.
	The execution has not been there on that.
	There's many alternatives as well.
	You're going to have to create these alternative networks.
	Look, Arthur was gone and nobody talked to him.
	Arthur was gone for a month or something.
	I don't know how long but I mean he's been gone over and over right and so if you haven't connected with him on telegram or you got a cell phone number whatever then you know you're kind of lost you know you'll be able to connect so this is an important thing that we all especially thought leaders in the space need to stay connected on all sorts of alternate platforms and you know That's one of the reasons I created JP Social.
	So you guys will see that soon, and you guys will start to get some invites to come out there.
	But, yeah, man, we have to keep this world going.
	They're going to take this away.
	They're going to take Rumble away.
	They're not going to let us keep going and going and going on this front.
	So they've told you straight up, like, you can't dehumanize Jews by making AI images of them as rats coming out of tunnels.
	You can't do a lot of the stuff that we've been doing.
	So it's just a matter of when they build a plug.
	And, by the way, Ian and other people like Ian, who's got a lot of spaces, you've got to go download your spaces.
	Because when your account goes, all your spaces go.
	And then you're fucked.
	So all these spaces have incredible gems.
	I mean, True Teller is in a space every night almost.
	He's like a walking encyclopedia.
	There's other people who are starting to become that way.
	So all these e-lops are going to be so crucial moving forward.
	And we're going to have to have teams of people chopping them up, making them in bite-sized form so they can spread them on all these other platforms As you know, as anonymous accounts that are ultimately going to get extinguished, right?
	It's going to need that army effect, but there's been an incredible amount of beautiful gems dropped in spaces.
	people need to go back and grab those before their house people so yeah it did and a camera quick I mean that's fantastic I love these spaces and I love connecting with everybody you know through acts and through the other platforms and And I think it's absolutely mission critical to continue to have these conversations and inform and enlighten each other and continue to grow the noticing and the awakening.
	But at some point, how does this translate into the real world I already knew you were going to ask.
	So we've already been working on this.
	There's a lot of different things that can be done.
	I prefer to keep most of that conversation waiting.
	Can you guys cycle me?
	I can't hear Klon now.
	I don't know what happened.
	Yeah, give me one second.
	Yeah, I can wait for him to come back.
	But essentially, yeah, there's a lot of cool things that could be done.
	You know, if you really look at, like, local communities, there's so much opportunity there.
	It's just that you know a lot of people don't go on go outside and do the hard work of you know Creating a team in their local communities, and that's gonna be necessary moving forward.
	So Okay Yeah, well hit me up on Tell them agroo KV 24 we've got a group and we've got really or dedicated people that are really gonna make them happen This is an important thing to you gotta you know We've got a group and we've got really core dedicated people that are really going to make them happen.
	And they're going to do this whether there's a group setting or not.
	This is an important thing, too.
	You've got to, you know, the people that are really going to lead this are the people who are going to be doing this regardless of if there was fame, notoriety, money, followers, life, super chats, you know, whatever.
	Scares, you know, people mentioning their names, people glorifying them.
	Whether or not people are doing that, these people would still be working.
	People like Ayo Kamati, right?
	I mean, if somebody could put on the ball, that'd be great.
	But like, he's struggling.
	And this is something I figured out a long time ago.
	And that's why I focused so much time on building a business that could sustain.
	And that's what they're attacking me for right now.
	They're trying to take my business out so they can take me out, essentially.
	And this is what they're willing to do.
	But if everybody starts moving in that direction, building other skill sets too.
	You know, like I was telling somebody in a different space.
	Men should be building all these new skill sets.
	If you can't do physical labor or, you know, you're not going to be a handyman or whatever.
	There's so many things people can do that's so quick to easy to take on.
	I like the physical stuff because I think there's honor in it.
	Now there's more money in it than ever before.
	People will pay you.
	I mean, if you're good enough and you tell people, I only want Bitcoin, they'll only want Bitcoin.
	You know what I mean?
	That's just the way the world is.
	Because skill is rapidly depleting.
	I mean, if you look at major corporations, they're all fucking up.
	And it is, you know, partly the D.I.E. and all that stuff.
	But ultimately, it's also just a lowering of the collective competence in so many things.
	You know, one of the beautiful things about white society, especially in like, you know, the Appalachia and all these other places, they hunt.
	They fish.
	They fix things.
	Some people build things in their homes.
	I know a guy who's a doctor who built his own plane.
	You know what I mean?
	These skills are dying out.
	And people need to go back and learn them so they can teach the new generation.
	So the local community is untapped.
	And by the way, the beauty of that is you can take a small local community and just be like, we're off the grid.
	We're no longer confined to the laws.
	Whatever.
	We're not paying taxes anymore so the children overseas are going to be killed.
	It's not going to be on my karma and on my soul.
	Different things.
	And also, if you get control of a city council or a school board or different things, you can do things that are We stand on the First Amendment.
	And that if Jews are criminals, they must be exposed, right?
	If that happened in a small, like, city council, right, it may not mean anything, but if you put it on the internet, right, you saw what happened to Christopher Wood.
	He goes to a city council meeting, he mentions some Jews, he goes viral globally.
	You know, my guy at Network Radio was talking to his people back in, like, Turkey or something, and they were like, oh yeah, we know that guy.
	And the same thing, let me give you another example.
	There was a guy, you might have seen this, a few months, probably eight months back, he confronted a Jew who was at the University of Chicago, a professor or something, and the Jew apparently was former Israeli, former IDF, and he just happened to confront him and ask him about the children, and the guy lost it.
	initially he was like yeah they should have killed more then he's like they should have killed more he's like say it with your chest say it with your balls and then he's like they should have killed more and he turns into a demon live in front of everybody bro listen to how God works that guy made this video went viral nobody even knew who he was I'm doing business in I was in one of the Midwestern states, and I randomly, in business, came across this movie.
	And now we're in business together.
	It's crazy!
	God put me in touch with the dude who made that crazy video, probably been seen by 50 million people, where he confronts this Jew.
	And these types of things, that one video and that one instance makes such an impact.
	Now that's going to be part of probably multiple documentaries, not just for us, but others.
	So there's so many things you can do in a physical space.
	Every Saturday, by the way, these people out, you're in a decent sized city.
	They're out there.
	Go around, look up your local synagogues, go anywhere in the neighborhood.
	They're out there.
	You can take your phone.
	You can have a conversation with them.
	If you want to wear a mask, do what you got to do.
	Fine.
	But, you know, I don't like how comfortable they are.
	It's kind of pissing me the fuck off.
	And I'm higher than like $10,000 with them.
	So, I mean, that's not necessarily appropriate for me right now.
	But I've done those things and I strongly recommend people start doing those things.
	As you do it, as you put it online, as you do it, more people will have courage and more people will do it.
	Because if we're talking about 110, how do we get to 110?
	I mean, we don't get to 110 with these people waltzing around on every Saturday just unperturbed, undisturbed.
	Nobody's confronting them.
	Nobody's asking them.
	Nobody's getting them to show their inner demon that's hiding just beneath the surface.
	So when it comes to in-street activism, I've always advocated for it.
	A lot of people online get scared of it.
	I strongly recommend it.
	You know, there are groups that you gotta stay away from and, you know, optics you gotta stay away from.
	You know, don't be 500 pounds with a neck that you're talking about a race for.
	It just sounds stupid.
	But other than that, I mean, you know, people should connect in person.
	It really has...
	Yeah, let me add to this a little bit, brother, because, you know, you're correct that there's...
	This collectivized effort, because we need as many people in the same direction, right?
	So it's going to be decentralized.
	So when Dominic was asking about how do you deal with this excessive censorship here?
	Well, well with me i was it depends on what you do but with me social media was important as an independent artist but with some people you know you may be able to have a farm and give actual livestock to your community like it depends you do what you can with what you have right again that seems to be the mantra here you do what you can with what you have so in my situation you know i i Con, you're correct.
	When I was nuked, I didn't have a way of reaching an audience and how can I facilitate potential sales and make art for them to see in the first place?
	Well, I didn't really have it.
	And they have successfully castigated my finances repeatedly.
	So it is disconcerting.
	So kudos to you for stepping forward and trying to make a channel for people to still be connected in that regard.
	I gotta be honest, Dominic, I don't have a good answer.
	Because if everything is infiltrated and colonized by them, you know, I think I just have to exercise more jujitsu.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I might have to just...
	I mean, the only thing I can really think of is like...
	If you had, I mean, just think about how many big, how many big accounts are like, I mean, I'm not telling you to do this because I personally am not a fan of this, that's why I'm not anonymous, but like, there's a lot of fucking big accounts that are anonymous, that are like $100,000.
	like maybe you can make a secret account and you can not secret but you make an account that was not in your face and then you can tell like people that you actually at least trust it to a degree you can like tell people that are the most influential to still share your shit and then I don't know maybe even if you shared old videos of yourself like if you did share they didn't have to be whole but if you did like those they weren't TikToks
	but you know the selfie videos were you having a super base yeah yeah those reels were pretty much what got me in trouble because you know there was really three reels that did it because yeah sure I was calling people nigger joking around I mean but that was that but that wasn't just and obviously like I'm joking around and it's still like a tenth of the hostility of a lot of some of the bigger accounts were doing but again when there's smoke there's fire and those reels were doing pretty well man
	and I've noticed that like I was I was talking to Ian Smith and Jake Shields about this.
	They can post him all the time and nothing happens and it does numbers you know they're bangers but it's almost like they wanted the guy making them to shut the up yeah i don't know that whole disparity between like what people can post and what they can't like i got i don't know if anyone saw it in the space but It didn't get,
	like, you know, view limited until it started to pick up, like, 100,000 views, like, every, like, hour.
	And once it started to get, it got, like, 15,000, 16,000 likes, and then they shut it down, and, like, dude, I didn't use any profane language.
	It's just a picture, and it just shows the black crime statistic.
	You know, people commonly say like a 13% from this after Christ.
	It really is like three and a half percent because it's eight males age 14 to 45 to count for almost all.
	So the point is, is I made this point and you know, other people like they can write faggot or whatever.
	And like, I can't even write bag with just the G.
	I think what it is, man, is like once you get reported, like honestly, anyone that knows my account, we don't even fucking post anything anymore.
	The main reason I don't post that much shit is because for whatever reason, anytime I post anything risque, it seems to be fine on the app.
	Dominic, you're really good.
	You're pretty good.
	Well, the problem is we're like fake now, though, because I can't even really, all I can really do is, I mean, I'll go on camera or I'll go on spaces and I'll say whatever, but my shit's like really getting fucked with, man.
	Honestly, it's really pissing me out, like a lot.
	Only because it's not unilaterally being applied at all.
	I actually even had the account of white American He's a cool dude.
	He reached out to me.
	I didn't reach out to him.
	Anyways, he hit me up and he was like, hey man, I just wanted to say that's really weird.
	This post got flagged.
	I see people write way worse stuff regularly and there's no problem.
	So he showed me something called the Unicode, which I'd never heard of before, which is characters that the algorithm can't recognize.
	So you can I know that Jay Shields and Nate Smith were both cool as fuck.
	I know they're not going for trouble doing things like that, but...
	Well, I mean, brother, this entire platform, there's going to be no transparency because the reason why there's going to be no transparency, that's never going to happen.
	And the reason is because this X is essentially Elon's digital king's court.
	That's why he rewards his most loyal court jester.
	That's why this whole monetization issue was being talked about last week.
	Because essentially, it's a fake meritocracy.
	It's a totally fake meritocracy.
	Like, you have to be a talking parrot to really not only get the ad revenue or whatever, you know, which is, you know, because there was a drama going on, right, earlier last week.
	But also, if you want to be able to say anything you want, like, you know, the people who sort of had the account with a large reach before it got really heavy in the censorship, like, they're getting away with a lot more.
	But I think anybody coming up You've got to miss your words, man.
	Is it Arthur, if I have anything for a sec?
	Yeah, for sure.
	So yeah, Arthur, first off, your art is prior, by the way.
	I was on your website the other day, and I'm considering buying that shirt with price on it, the button-up shirt.
	Before you order that, brother, it turns out that the print shop, they are, they had some issue in there.
	Actually, I should right now cancel.
	Thank you for reminding me.
	Go ahead.
	But get the print instead.
	The print is fired.
	Okay.
	If I do actually like that, I don't.
	Yeah, the censorship thing.
	I have a few thoughts on it.
	And I think we have to escalate, like constantly be pushing the geeky gasp.
	And, like, an example is, like, when Leonardo's account was suspended, she went on a campaign to raise awareness about the censorship and essentially to demand The statement and it was ultimately achieved and the same thing happened with and there
	was so much heat and pressure that X was essentially forced to make him move even though he absolutely smashed the Overton window like he Posted an image of a Talmud on fire.
	He had a sword and destroyed his Israeli flag and said to death, to Jewish supremacy, free Palestine, free the United States, free the world.
	Those are the reasons he was suspended.
	Everybody knows that.
	There was so much pressure from everybody that eventually they had to come up with a bullshit reason.
	And even still, they did something that hadn't been done before.
	Typically, if someone tried to click on it, because they were receiving so much heat, they rewired the stuff Where to make it so it shows, even if you look at his account right now, it'll show his post and it'll show as if it's open, although he isn't allowed to actually post.
	Anyway, so I think Also, I think there's a strong argument to be made that it's unconstitutional for these tech companies to censor us, considering the influence they have on society,
	their monopolization, and the fact that Americans are using these applications to communicate with I think we need to demand Freedom of speech,
	freedom of expression on these platforms, and with unbiased publication, unbiased distribution, and without any censorship.
	I honestly think that's the only avenue.
	Constantly and consistently trying to take away our freedoms to speak, like, on certain subjects, in certain manners, on certain platforms.
	Like, we need to stand up strong and say, fuck all that noise.
	Like, we demand this.
	And so, like, with you, Arthur, I... Seeing some of the things that you shared and also your White Lives Matter shirt, that was higher too.
	But like with you, for example, if they, like you were saying that they're not Jake Shields as much and it's because he has a huge following and he is like yeah he he already has like a huge huge following so they can't get away with that so like with you in particular I'm thinking a
	solid strategy is just to push the gas even harder and if they suspend your account Hey, brother, a couple things.
	Can you hear me?
	Okay, cool.
	So a couple things I want to unpack there, which is I appreciate the compliment on my art and what I'm pushing for, but you've got to understand what we're trying to do here is we're trying to normalize Subjects of conversation further into the mainstream and it's it's a process that is going to take it's not just going to be about just pushing hard and and you know it's going to be like how can I explain this okay actually I can explain this perfectly
	when you look at the nature of propaganda um joseph grove was actually worried about this he said the best propaganda And it's all about information dissemination, so I'm using that term loosely.
	But the best way of actually getting the populace to connect with a narrative that may not be normalized yet is the analogy of the boiling frog.
	We need to normalize this little by little.
	If you just throw a frog into a hot casket of water, it's just going to freak out.
	But if you put the frog in there and you gradually increase the temperature, then things work.
	In situations like Leonardo and Lucas, Those are, I wish that was more common, but we've also had many accounts, probably more, who've been nuked and they've just simply been pilloried with all the followers still asking for them to return.
	So we have to be, there's gonna be some nuance here.
	I wish it was that simple.
	But I think we have to understand that you're correct.
	It is unethical what they're doing.
	But, you know, it is still their platform, ultimately.
	It's just, you know...
	Yeah, but, you know...
	It's still their company.
	It's a private company.
	Yeah, it's like it's bullshit, but trust me dude, like Arthur, and I'm just gonna say this, Arthur would be going harder than anybody on the platform, but the problem is he's like big bands, so if he goes...
	Yeah, that's exactly correct.
	I was banned for going hard -
	Dominic, I just wanna be a part of a conversation That's the stage I'm at, but you're correct.
	If I keep going hard in the paint, yeah, I mean, we can blow it up.
	Why not?
	I gotta push back, Hummingbird, because Dominic's point is also...
	It's correct.
	Because I was banned consecutively for exactly going hard.
	So there's not a pussification here.
	I would do it now.
	I want to do it now.
	It's fun.
	It's real.
	It's about the truth.
	But the point is, I know what's around the corner.
	Believe me, it's happened to me seven times.
	I have a good idea.
	Pretty good idea.
	And this is what Myron used to do quite a bit, especially when he was on YouTube, Mark Alight.
	Maybe we have it to where, I mean, I know that it's not going to be as many viewers and stuff, but it's just, this is really the only workable angle I can think of.
	But, like, we can do it to where, like, Myron used to do, like, an hour or maybe an hour and a half, like, having a show he would do on YouTube.
	And then once, like, and they would talk about the subject they really wanted to get into.
	But they'd kind of only give a preview where they'd sort of, like, use careful or coded language.
	And then they would, like, have everybody go to Rumble or whatever other platform.
	And it would be, like, excuse me.
	It would be, like, the no-holds bar, just, like, whatever you want to say, total free speech, you know, this and that.
	So, I don't know, maybe, like, it's, like, dude, to try to, like, to make you a toothless on here is just, like, sucks.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I get it.
	Yeah, brother, you know, it's funny because one of my boys was like, listen, just keep calling them Tengu.
	Yeah, I'm like, but it doesn't have the same sting as Jews, you know what I mean?
	But I hear you, brother.
	You can't say Tengu now?
	Oh, that's so crazy.
	Yeah.
	That's what I'm saying.
	Dude, the craziest tag I've ever seen, Arthur, was like...
	It was literally just you writing a sentence.
	It was like, hi, how are you today?
	It was like something totally asinine.
	I don't remember it.
	You posted about it.
	Dude, it was nothing.
	It wasn't, like, about any group.
	It was literally, like, about painting or something.
	It was literally not effective at all.
	It was only 15 that wouldn't let you say it's okay to be white.
	I mean, can you imagine?
	There was a dude that was in these places, like, a year ago, and I think he got into trouble.
	It is troublesome.
	This is where I appreciate the Groypers.
	Many of them were just commenting on when I started the Rumble in the meantime, they're like, this is the samurai that the Jews fear.
	I'm like, I appreciate that.
	That is consoling.
	Yeah, I mean, like, I've been...
	It's crazy, because I have looked at it...
	I hate...
	Like, I'm not trying to compare it, but, you know, I would be saying often things that had maybe a fraction, maybe a tenth of the hostility of some of my peers, you know?
	And I love that they're saying it.
	So I'm like, okay, I'm seeing them say that.
	You know what?
	Maybe I can put it this way.
	Boom!
	Pillory.
	Like, what is going on?
	Like, this is...
	It's like they...
	There is no...
	There are no rules here, man.
	They just pick and choose.
	You're a bad Asian.
	That's why the account is bad Asian.
	I guess this was like two months ago, maybe a little less than that, but Ian held a space with Gentile News Network, who is a huge account, you know, and he was, the entire space, his premise was him going through how to avoid, you know, this type of stuff and how to walk that fine line.
	And I mean, he talked for like 45 minutes about the lengths that he goes to and how often he purges his account of thoughts and how often he'll go through and make sure there's nothing with a flag.
	But here's the thing.
	I mean, and having a rip, I've got to give you a little bit of respect here.
	Here's the thing.
	At the end of the day, if you push, if you just pedal to the metal, you will get gassed.
	There is no way around it.
	You're going to.
	You will not succeed.
	The people that, like they were saying already, like what Arthur and Dominic said, the only reason that Lucas Gage, and Lucas Gage wasn't even successful, right?
	Like, Lucas wasn't successful.
	He isn't back on here.
	And the only reason Leonardo was is by luck.
	I mean, I would say chance.
	That's not true.
	No, that was Sam Parker.
	He went on a campaign and had everyone blast this shit.
	And so did Lucas.
	Arthur, here's an idea.
	Yeah, let me give him some studio to have him with Lucas.
	Hey, hey, hey, come on.
	All right, man.
	Get it out.
	Yo, bro, what the fuck?
	Sorry dog, that's enough for me, Claire.
	Let's see here.
	Can we let him talk or should he get – that was the business fact.
	Can we let him stay calm and we decide?
	Are you – are you – are you – I don't have to care what I was saying.
	No, I know.
	We were talking about how like pushing over and over may not be conducive.
	It was really sinister.
	First, he gave a great speech of the J.P. Dunn.
	It went viral.
	I think half a million people saw it here.
	Gigi Hadid's father posted it on Instagram.
	It was crazy.
	It was crazy because I had done the event at the time deliberately right before July 4th.
	I was like, alright, they're going to react.
	I want July 4th to be like, hey, we're standing on American Idol.
	Beach principal or whatever.
	Well, it was July 4th, Independence Day, when they came after this former Marine at his house, and they swatted him, and then they had the police come out in the middle of the night, basically trying to get him killed.
	And it was like six, seven, eight cops.
	I can't remember exactly.
	We started doing a space about it.
	Then he got swatted again a couple days later when we did a space about it.
	And then, you know, he had posted to Talmud and everything else, and he basically got banned.
	They didn't even explain the ban.
	So we did a big, big push down on Twitter.
	It was like going crazy.
	And eventually Elon responded and he said that it was like some old tweet about a rabbi talking about Hitler.
	That was the reason he got banned.
	But what was interesting is because we went crazy, they brought him back to where you look at his profile and you can see it again.
	It wouldn't say account suspended.
	But what they did was they actually let him DM and they let him join spaces.
	So he was able to functionally use Twitter.
	He couldn't promote anything.
	He couldn't post on his page.
	But I think he could DM and join Spaces.
	So he started joining Spaces with his Rumble account and started getting thousands of views.
	He joined a couple of our JP Spaces right after the event.
	And these Jews started going crazy complaining.
	And so they took, manually, they took the Spaces away from them.
	And so he couldn't do any spaces anymore.
	But they made his account appear like it's okay.
	And what that did was it killed all of them in order to try to get Lucas back.
	Because people were like, oh, he's back.
	You know, everybody thought he was back because they saw the profile and they didn't take account suspended anymore.
	So we were effective to a degree.
	But when the Jews went crazy, and it wasn't as many, it was like basically one or two of them, you know, very loud and vocal.
	They were like, why is he able to do spaces?
	And they took him away.
	Obviously, that dejected him.
	He went on Rumble.
	He's doing this thing on Rumble, Telegram.
	He opened the Substack.
	He's doing well.
	But again, this is what they do.
	They have layers to their manipulation.
	So the way they manipulated that, they saw that people were upset about Lucas being taken out.
	And they thought it would bring a lot more attention if they left him off.
	So what they did was they kind of unsuspended him, but he couldn't really functionally use the app.
	He was able to do spaces, and that was still very effective.
	We had some great spaces with it, but unfortunately...
	You know, after that, you know, the Jews complained, got him off spaces, and now he's off.
	But it looks like he's there.
	So there's all these layers.
	That's why you have to just keep going, keep trusting God, finding new ways, be creative, and keep connecting outside of here.
	Use this as a place to connect, to build communities, and seek out other people.
	I'm coming across all kinds of crazy, amazing, talented people that are going to be part of the JP Project moving forward.
	That's what I'm using Twitter for.
	I mean, people watch my account and it barely moves.
	And I don't even have the bots.
	There's thousands.
	I've got probably thousands of requests.
	They've got bots upon bots upon bots.
	So what's happening to a lot of y'all, you're growing because it's natural growth, but a lot of it is bots, and those bots are...
	Basically, are going to be used as an army to get you banned if there's ever an opportunity.
	I've noticed that.
	If you look at them, you'll notice this.
	Here's a way to tell.
	They almost have no followers, and they follow a ton of people.
	They just open their account.
	And if you look at some of the people that follow them, there'll be a bunch of Fleiss's and Fleischmann's and all these Jewish names.
	If not Jewish names, Pujut names.
	So it's always like the same pattern.
	And so a lot of those people that are getting banned and taken off easily is because this is an organized effort in your following list that, you know, has been allowed.
	He had mentioned this, I think, recently.
	He had mentioned that, you know, he saw a bunch of bots and he was blocking them as quickly as he could.
	I think he did a video on it.
	But this has been going on.
	You know, you've got to use this for what it is.
	You've got to understand, this is about connecting with the big players and making Europe really be heard in that community this road.
	Ian had enough bots to where it was like 40,000 or something, he said.
	So, I mean, honestly, when I told him, I was like, fuck it, brother.
	Let him follow you.
	Your, like, social media score or whatever stupid shit will get higher.
	And, you know, just lock your tongue after a while.
	I don't really think that unless you...
	I mean, man, the whole thing that's frustrating about X is, like, some people seem to get away with so much shit, and some people don't.
	And it can't just be that they're all, like, you know, feds or something.
	That's just not, there's no way.
	There's just, because there's too many, and it's just way too much jointed.
	They have a threshold where those, the number threshold monetizes, it makes the money.
	And so they don't want to get rid of someone who makes the money, especially if they're not paying him out.
	Someone like Jake Shields is making the money, and they're not paying him out.
	Even 1984 is probably making them a good amount of money, and they're not paying him out.
	So, you know, essentially, it's kind of like functionally stupid to get rid of someone.
	Create a backlash to have people hate on you, but you could just demonetize them and, you know, make money off of them.
	I'm sure Dr.
	Lupus is probably demonetized.
	I don't think she makes any money.
	I remember meeting her at AFPAC, or attempted AFPAC, I should say, and it was basically, like, she openly admitted, like, she was losing followers.
	She showed us her numbers, and, like, months prior was, like, up, you know, 100%, 150%.
	And, Con, I wish we hung out more in AFPAC, by the way.
	That was really fucking fun.
	I hope I see a lot of you guys there so we can just...
	Rob a beer and just fucking hang out.
	We're definitely doing JPCon too.
	We're trying to do it by May.
	So support the project because we're going to be coming.
	JPCon too.
	Yeah, hopefully.
	Guys, it's crazy.
	I literally was sick.
	And when Khan called me, I answered in my bed.
	I would have been there, believe me.
	But my shit was all fucked, bro.
	Hey, do you guys mind if I read some super chats real quick?
	I want to close the Rumble stream, but I'll keep talking here.
	Cool, cool, cool.
	No, you're good.
	I'm just connected with Stu's network and in my rumble, I just thought I'd just go through this real quick because I want to close this here.
	All right, Lani X2 says, attention is female fuel.
	Accountability is female kryptonite.
	Very true.
	We have...
	Tort222, he says, 95% of women are 30 IQ entitled Degenerate Trash, all caps.
	All right.
	And, um...
	All right, Nadia36 says, I don't hate men I love and value men.
	R.E.W. I just wanted to read that real quick, just because, you know, I feel like I should give them attention, you know what I'm saying?
	All right, let me end this stream.
	You guys keep talking.
	Give me a second.
	I want to close this here.
	So, I do want to...

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